, 1873-01-09

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Wheat WAS moderately active, and stcadior
averaging but q Shade above the inside quota
tioua Of yesterday. Tho activity was principally
due to moro comprehensive deBiro to soil than
has been Witnessed hero for several days past,
as humorous holders began to fear tho effects Of
continual aooumulations here this winter, and
the ranks Of the bears (slort Bellers) received
several accessions. Our recoiptB have hitherto
boon kept down to small point, either by bad
weather Or tho horse disease in tho country, or
both combined; but tho horse disease is about
over. and the farmers are getting used to tho
weather by this time. Reports are received
hero daily that wheat is being sent forward in
large quantities to the country stations, and It
much, time when we % %s6aii hsva our Fl nj. Of os
but choice whoat; and cloacd oasier,
in the face of which our nalkot rallied after "a
o'clock. Seller February opened ut 51.22s4l, ad-
closed at sl.231S. Seller tho month, or cash
No. spring, sold at s1.2011 1@1.2l111, closing at
tho outside. Boller hlarch sold at s1.2lI9
1.25z4, closing at e1.25514. No. spring was dull
eogng si M ana I'D spring @ ea Was auot:d nsas
at 94@94>6c: Cash GALES were reported Of 400
bu No: spring at 81. .25 1,G00 bu No. spring
at s12l4; 1900 bn DO at $l2lN; 1920 bu DO
s1.2094; 7,ao0 bu do at 81 .36>1; 7,2oo bu No.
spring at S1.07; 8,400 bu do 1T $i.ODk; 200
bu rejected spring ut pike. Total, 112,500 bu.
Corn was rather moro active than yesterday,
generally dull but steady. Corn was quoted
strong in Now York, while our receipts were
light but there WAS no demand for shipment,
and aPeoulators seem to 10 bothered to know
WShut use to put it to 1t they should buy it.
About tho only buyers woro those who had pro-
yionHly aold short, and even they hung back, rs
II they expected to buy more choaply In the fl-
ture. eollor the month or cash sold at 801S@
309fo, closing At tho outside. Seller February
sfa %Ich a soag at t ssa9 ass ssv uad sS q
Se@s0>1c. and Beller juno Of 37c. Caah salon
were reported Of 81, 600 bu No. at 3o56o: 40, 200
BY do DO at so]1o; 1900 bu rejected st 2so Total
Oats were very quiet, but steady At about tho
Same quotations as yesterday, there being little
oforod and little wanted. Now York was reported
atrong. Seller tho month or cash No. q sold at
a]5@2ieSo; aollor February ct t25@261So; sollor
April At 26No, snd seller May 1t ag}6c. AZ AZ
bn No. 2 at 2456c; 1,s0o bu do at 2A>1lle 2,4oo
bu rejected at 2lo; GOO bu, by sample, 1t 27o, on
track. Total, $4,000 bu.
Rye was quiet, but strong, with buyers at yes
close, whom sales woro made at 65c. Sales woro
reported Of 1900 bu No. ut Clio; 2,4o0 bu do at
Golc, aud 400 bu do at 6o1o. Total, 1000 bu.
vs nGy s5 T%s nS5s m "ss a1s but 9u, wosK oea o. Nc
ings. The market opened at 67o, and foil to GGo
at tho cloao. Seller February sold early at
671c, but oloued with sellera at
Gi6s,,o &C. No. ,aa WA wsa- r.,..,. shsao ilrmor,
Cash saloH wore reportel Of 500 bl No. q at
G7o; 5000 bu do at GBi;5o: 7,40O bu do at 06o
2,80o bu No. . at l315o; 800 bu do ut $50 1000
bu rejootod at 42]1o; 400 bll do at 42o 400 bu
by sample at 800 400 bu do at $50 400 bu
do ut Sic !; sou bu do at 75o; 400 bu do at GO:
400 bu at 55c,-asl on track. Total, 5000 bu.
LATEST.
On tho Open Board wheat waa moderately
active, and 10 lower. No. q was nominal at
@l.20W 81 Hallor tho mouth and sold at 81 221z
1.22A acller February, tho latter closing 1t
the inside. Corn aud other grain we're auiot
and unchanged. Provisions wore iuaotiyo,