, 1873-10-08

s$::$; $ s$::; ;S;s Is :: 3s ':S 5$
ass5ss siss pss, + 'os sss S9sss 9sss ''sos sss
All tic meats held by tho jobbing trailo aro in
| cludol. Lard hold for manufacturing purposes
| not included.
Flour was ratlor loss active, though in gEostol
request at anaao below aasking pf,cos;. Ine
a5,5o@5.76, and anything outside Of Tint was
slow sale. Holders wore rather firm In their
views, on account OF light stocks, though as
oy y sgys1s e 'sf ss by os
sdb Ind bran firmor: fho first lot Of buclwhoat d
tho henson sold readily at 5000 por hrl.
oxtras (Alagnoila) at 5000; 15o brls do ('Yia.)
nj s0.b0 loo br}n do at s6.25; 300 brls spring
oxtras (Niinn.) Mt so.25; goo brls do ct 5000;
100 brls do at IS. .75 !. 80 bEls do At $3.50; AGO
do at 10 81 o
10 brs do at $4Q0; Loo brls rye at 84.76 !; 100
brls do at $i.G211 75 brls do on private tor1ns
10 brls buckwheat at 5000. Total, 3,117 brlH.
Bran was nominal at .25 on traok.
Wheat waa moderately active. and averaged
nearly 1o lowor, being dull. but firm during tho
great part Of tile eHoBslon: Tho market was weak
ei,ed easly by . reported decline in Liyorpool,
whore moro iiboral roceipts mud the recent heavy
shipments from this side OF tho Atlantic, was
represented as having killed OF speculative buy
inR for the present. Added to this was tho fact
of larger receipts here, and the report TINT some
parties who haze rocontly bought Aporally y'3., On
no more by aal after to-day, as tho nauai time Tor
hand BY the expiration OF the twonty days re-
gred tor the passage by sn 1tom danonI 1noagg
J aud prices were advanced 10 from the oponinS,
and Kept stealy by tho nction Of one or two local
operators, who bid up tho market against tho
Canadian purchasers. Honco, tho market did
II
donc, and the strength in cash wheat stt1foned
tho backbone OF tho option crowd to some
/ extent, though there was not much demand for
future doivory. It is worth noting that wheat
haa fully recovered itaolf, aoling perhaps higher
than It would have dono ut this date had thoro
boon no panic, with its subsequent attraction OF
r currency to this market for tho purchase OF
SSancel to sl.0G1l, declined to s1.05, and roso to
: a1.0516 at the closo. CASH No. spring opened
At Slo7A and adsansoa cnssa to 2n S1oSG; SS;ds at
5 the year at s1.05. No. spring was iii fair ro.
, uuost. closing ut Sill for ordinary, md 81.
for Northwestern. No. spring closed at 81 .o3,
md rejected Do at o3@9so: Receipts IN aht
t mated against to some extont, owing to the dill
: Guilty Of making up cargocs in those houses, aud
= tho coat Of going these for part of a laad
Cas sales were reported 1GSo nu ann Mo. sPrlnt pr
= a1.l0; 800 bu No. Northwostorn at Slip
. 1000 bu DO At s1.l1}@; 5,2oo bu DO at s111
1900 bn do at s11o1 $50 BY No. . spG sItGn% =
at s1os 4sooo oa 90 at slqs 9, ss99o aa ?, ?,
SS At NeM NoP@Sss9n e29 81 ss $751; s 5e sb ii
0, S1.O8x 200 bu No. spring at 81 03; 16, 40
b. d DO & %a sG g. % b at e ssj 1oe nu
satsse i sso. ~ Toia y ioSSS Sa. ~ ~ '''
q Corn waB rather less active, and average
10 about Lo lower, but waB worry steady at tho III
n c1no, which brought out some rather FREQ bn.
II ing towards tho close. Liverpool was quote
u onBior, for much tho same reason as noted in th
n case Of wheat, and our receipts, though not Vol
I'd largo at present, show BignB OF increase to
is much greater volume by rail within q few day
I'd Honce buyers held or to some oxtent. thoug
ut thoro was still fair demand'on New England a
aa count, and some for New York. It would aael
X ed, and it will probably take tho shapeo,
Cd rail shipment during tho winter to MI extent tn
g. will keep down our stocks Of corn within fair
ID mensionH, while those of wheat accttmulat
do Expressed to-day as two or three days ago, a1
re- Lonce there were fewer short sellers Rogul
TO- Nc. corn, or seller tho month, oponea at 30A
cd and declined to $3.50, closing firm at the ns'd
ss's e se s''s%ssS s5esns s9s a5S% as &:
nd Closed iirm at 85Ae Rejected wa gil,
Cash sales were reported Of 81 quo bu NO. = q
|
ID 2sG0o bu do at 99 Is, 600 bu do at 3oc; 200
ro- bn No. at 381a; Il, 400 tu do at 3sAc; 600
,oa rejected at 97c 800 bu do at 3691o; 2,40o bu
To- atsGNe; 1900 bn high mixed at ao1'1o, aflo'
,os Oats were ratAer less aetive than yosterda
lls, but stronger, under liberal domand, both
al cash md tho November option, averaging ]
lilo lhc higher on tho former, and }9e higher on
are lattor. Now York VIVA reported firm, Mt prit
H. which mako oats worth 61)1z@s7o here, for sh
.ge mont hence it Is no wonaer that our mari
ork strengthened, az it would hayo done mu
ot- earlier but for tho fact that most OF the C,
MI reney sent hero last week for grain was fnyeas
10 in wleat aud corn. Cash No. 4 opened at y
Dps or November sold ut 331>5@3io, closing ut 331
hid nojoctod waB in fair request on local accol
md CASH sales were reported Of II, 600 BY No.
waa 3313c; GO, 400 bu do at 93}(o; 40, 600 bu DO
tod 1,so6 bn do ut 5000 ; 600 BIZ DO Ct 500; 1900
thy No. white at 35o. Total, $4,000 bu.
In Rye WAS quiet aud steudy at tho advance Ga
unit cd yesterday, at 65o for No. Ain ordinary houH
rm. With 10 premium paid for receipts IN Aruo AZ 1
ell Dolo j. Co.'s, ind discrimination against tn
in Issued from tho National, the Union, aud Hougt
.eg, Mol was nominal at thoBamo range. SaleH wore
at ported Of 400 bu No. q at G5}1o |; ,4u0 bu do
re- 65o; 1900 by ro}ected at 90 oos; and 400 bu
rica boing in bottor demand both By local brow
j OF aud for shipment. Tho receipts aro molers
ork and scarcely equal to the domand, though
ives stocks nro fair, being nearly nalf p. million
,ost OF all grades. NO. cahG, or sosler tno mon
ro. opened at s1.80, and advanced to $1.33, clos
at Ut S1 80. No. olosaa at $l.O7 and ro]cotct
t at about 84c Cash sales wero reported Of. 400
No. ! at II go; $500 bu No. at $1;s3; l2
ieio lato ba b, ~ DO 10 1t sl.so 100 ba Do :
az S1.2o; II, 600 bu No. at sl.08; 1900 bu
the at SLOT; 800 bu do at $l.05; 9.2o0 bu rejec
atos At $50; $500 bn do at sao; 1,2oo bu do at