, 1873-08-05

100 brla seconds do nt e4.1216; loo br1s spring
auperllnos at Ss4.12H; 150 brls do at 9400. To-
tai, 1,30O br1s. ,Also 10 tons bran at $1,000 do
liyercd, aud 20 tons do Mt $500 on track. Tho
following waa tho oloBing range Of priceB:
Ear to chotco white winter o1tras....$ 9.75 0.oo
llrd winter oxtras. s..................- 6.15 g 10y
Good to choirc spring oxtras.....,+... eoo g 9.6o
Mlnneaotas {pntont). 500 @1o.5o
Good to fancy Minnesota. a............ GOO f.GsN
Spring s,lpcrhnes es......'..'..'..... 2'So g ~
Aye Hour. 1.oV GS I.So
Ifan ..........s..sss.s.s s.Vo 94o'1o
Whoat WIS dull ut Saturdays ayorago Of pricos,
but firm during tho greater part Of tho session,
delivery. Now York was quoted firm carly, and
our receipts were small, which caused holders to
o1or but little, and kept up onsh whoat at con-
siderable premium. Wo noto That millerg took
ro oaco cash nes!g wa tos
reach than it Ind bcen for some two weeks
previously. But the August shorts bought quito
sparing!y Though they lsnow ,s TINT q gIoat deal
90 % to walt tS ty aoye w0fe %
hopes OF n material decline, to something like
September priccs. Thore was q littlo moro
doing for nost month, and prices woro
relatively sTon ~ oon use for tho Lover
tho recent corner exctomont. Winter wheat
was talked Of but littlo Offered, and
there seosned to be no disposition to pay moro
for it than for hard spring Of tho Ba,no grndo
WHICH THlHtH HpouC 20 AuDFD LIG DrlCG OF tu8
regular, which mon irroyerently torn soft"
Seller August opened at s1.151Is, dcolinod to
s1.1656, advanced to s1.1G, aud racedod to
Sl:15h, closing at a1.1bA. seler September
sold at $10794@1.08l11, closing at tho inside.
Hard No. spring sold nt s1.25, but now No.
was offered Of e1.21. No. 9 spring closed at
about 51:l7]6 for car lots, and S1.l0x for hard.
No. spring closed Mt 81. .o5l1, and rejected do
oday fts fc fhe aoe 0es seng pseos
now and old spring. of tho aamo grado,
and 1t was generally thought that IN
important difreronco will bo ;, established
before long, tho now being, tho lowest.
(hard) at s1,25; $1,000 bu No. spring (lnrd)
and 1,2oo bu DO (sofD at s1.2o; 1.2o6 bu do
hard 1T SLIP; 900 bu do at S1.1s 6,4oo bn rog-
ular at $1,1s; $500 bu do. at sl.i7l; 1000 6u
N. S. at S1.0515; 800 bu do IN. W. at s1.00;
1000 bu rejected spring at o211c 900 bu do
at 02o; 800 bu do At 0lo; 400 bu by Bamplo at
91.30 delivered. Total $4,000 bu. -.
urday-,and averaged about 10 higher, undor q
good demand from all classes OF buyers,
Freights by lake woro eighty easier, md tho
prospect Of smallor receipts aided to causo d
good shipping inquiry; while speculative pur,.
no deliveries havo yot been mado on tho August
option, and graro fears wore entertained that
tho cold weather Of yesterday was but tho pro-
lude to BorieB Of froBts tnt will efrootually spoil
our corn crop OF 1873. It was claimed by several
parties that tho corn ia not yet advanced enough
to bear oyon cool weathor, much loss cold, and
that unless tho recent spell should bo broken up
very soon, largo part Of this years corn will be
good for nothing but fodder. OF co!lrse, others
corn enough OIL hand TO last another year, any
way. But, however much OF Importance may
have boon attached to tho idea OF frost, 1t III
certain that good ,na.ny filed in who prob
ably would not hayo dono 30 but for TINT
q, opened at 871o, advanced to 375so, do
ciined to 3711o, roso to 97}So, and closed firm at
37441o. sollor septembor sold at ss1l@3e1?Gc1
closing with firm holders at tho outside. Now
receipts Of No. closed at s7}1o. high mixed at
sold OF 800. Cash saloB wero reported Of 400 bn
No. l at $50; 2,400 bu high mixed ut 98a1e !;
G,s0Q bu DO at 3S19o; ooo bu do At 9s]Go: 81 600
bM No. at sso; os cog bp DO {gilt:cdgsD a, at
do Iast 5792o; 10000 bu At size; 10 60o bn reject
cd ut $50; 1900 hu no grade at 30o; 6,0o0 bu
No. l at $500; 6,0oo bn high mxod ut 400 !;
$4,000 bu do at 39glo; G,ooo bu do at $3.50 !;
sSi1o, siSae ~ III la aaoat. Totai, 2s6 500 ba.
Data woro dull, md averaged 70 lower for
this months delivery, whilo the moro deferred
options wore unchanged. Tho expectation that
several Of tho August shorts would proior to
settle up, and follow tho advice Of tho Dnlto Of
Buckingham to the dog that snapped at him ill
tho Btfoot-'' Go into tho country has kopt
cash oats above tho option hitherto. They
opened today ut 27o, while aollor tho month
oponed at 2GtSc, but tho shorts porsistontly re-
| fused to fill, and both declined to 2U15o, the
month closing wealk ut that quotation. Seller
Boptombor sold ut 20@26119o, and seller tho yeas
at a594 @28c, both closing Ut the inside. Cash
Ralea Waro reported OF 400 bu at 27c 3,000 btl
at 1920; q, ,400 bt Mt 2osGo; 2,400 bn at 2o1lo
GOO bli rojoctel (favorito houso) at 2414o; 400
| hu do at 24c; ZOO bu do ut 231lc. Total, ID.
| 200 bu.
Ryo was quiet and firm for cash lots mud agai,
stronger OH optons, which wore quotoa at dd@
6e>1c aolor Angust, ana 90 }5@o7o seller sHpton,,
tho outside. Cash saloa were limited to 500 hu
Nc. q at $50, antll 90 bu rejected at 521fo.
1sarloy was quiet, but stronger for future
nnder u lack Of offerings. small lot Of nov
| No. 2, aollor sontonbos, waa sold carly at S2o
which WAS about the gaino oil the market on SGT
urday; but lator thore woro no aol!ora under s5o
and $50 waH reported bid. Cash No. 2 was nom
inal ut 70@075o for old No. ct Gho, andro1eotot
ut 85GD40u. SaleH woro limited to 400 bu by aaul
| pla at Too. -.-....-...
The following III Deorbohm's dispatch to ths
| Donrl Of Trade to-day.
LoapoN, Aug. 4.-1nS cuunry English wheat mar
kots mostly slow. Holiday in London.
EXpoATa FROM TIE sEANoARD.
The following are tho agercgato exports Of tn
articles named, from tho por:H OF Portland. l3o'
ton, Now York, Philadelphia, aud Baltimore, 70
| tho week ending Aug, 4:
Flour brs......... $1,000 Pork. 1sls..,... 49,, a.oo
Wheat sS1 sa oo 10y ardh, ar1 hn ~ ~
Gorh ba'''. ~ . l'ia' ''po''t''-''''''a''0
| HyGs pu,... -s..s..+ ao,Euu
rRorUuE BTATI8Tics.
Tho Now York Produce Exchange Weekly ha
tho following;
Now YorE, Doaton, Montreal, TIiiadslphia aau ban!