, 1873-12-03

Wheat was loss active, and Btcadicr at about
tho snn1o average on optonu o. yostoriay but q
decline Of 10 por bu On cash lotn, tlo,ir,, tha
lattnr wore nrain in yarv rnnd don,,ni1 ioth far
shipment and by local mi{jers, Tho lessoninp of
tho premium on casl wheat VIA si,nulv a cnnso.
quence of the withdrawal OF tLo si,ccnlatya
bidding Of Yesterday, the object OF which was In
proyont the December shorts from filling in Tint
way, as tho longs prefcrred mahinr setfinmo,,ta
to taking tho wheat. The receiptB Lero aro
growing In volumc--about 120.6ljO bu heinc
noted for yesterday, though that amount ptoLu-
bly, includes como rail shipments from hliiwa,l-
keo, which simp!y pass through this cty. T,l1are
is alao MI expectation TINT tic slippin, 1enlnr1
will fall of, allowing considerable accun,uiatons
during tho wiuter. The demand ia however.
good now, and it is difficult to sco flint II iii
lot continue fnir, giving much larsor r rail l
shipments than are ustlal in the VIM
tur seaBon. Seller tho mouth oponod ut 81, ,O7%
declined to $1.07, rose to Sl.07I. n,id
rocedcd to $l.01N at tile c.oBc. Scilor January
sold at 31.11jA@1. 1.1211, closing at tho ins!uo
No. spring Bold at sjI.07Y1@i.081<, closing at
the ipsido, with no preference lut Ne, :llwcstorn
receipts. No. spring sold ut 81. .l0l%GDl II. Iho
outaide for Northwestern, clusinE uonina!|y
jcctesl do ut e1.0O. Cash sales wore reported Of
4,400 bu No. Northwestern ut Sill i. no bl,,
mostly do, ut $1.1UL1; 20, 200 bu No, q ynrinr at
$l.O311 l4,00u bu DO at al.osll a, ,2u0 bu do
at Sl.6s 10000 bu do at s1.o7s4; 81, ,o0o bn No.
sSs soo 1u 10 i e oo s5o u IN 1S No. Ut
spring at ST 0G 200 IN roioctol at 81 nj inn
bu do at 3l.00. Total, 1Go, $50 bu.
Corn waa moderately active and rather wosk,
as it oloso,l lower tllan tLen. Liverpool va
quoted stronger, aud our recop,s woro again
small, but there wore seyeral cotntor laots Ut
work. Amoug tlleso wers tho ullier weatLor
down East, which may result in q forwnuiIue 10
Now York OF all tue corn now locked IN III ,he
J*.ta II -,
hore in tho nenr future. Several oueralors gay
they lave p(lyicce TINT corn ,s nbo1t tn In sc,t
il here in much creator volume ti1an now wl.in
othors say tlat tLat il all hear ,,onnonre' "a
como forward and tho now is not yot M ruaIy aI for
market. :Ime viii tell Us to this noint rlea,,-
while our stock is incrc asi,lg yory snr1v n'fI IN
hayo no large quantity on land; adlod to I Which,
il tho fact That tin farmers IRA rnsh;ng ti,or
hoes forward 10 10 mnras as if tnov ~ p1t oI n
lilo sparlng tic corn to feed tleM further M into mo
tho wintnr va nnta loro In ra,a;,,t t,;,1
of another 1cttor trou, "lroquoiB" flor Which
We llavo 10 room in this ianuo) ojai1niue that
corr, 1nnvt bel IA high M Tic in thia nnrI1at ho
fora tuiflsnmin.- f'l,era WA MT IN puttI, In
maud from ,..n short interest today mos. o nf
them having nunn,Yntly tllIod in nlrnn,fv sa,,or
January, wllioll wus the loading option, opeuoi
At 47g%S, daeiinel to 4GaIo, nlyancni ~ 117sIc
month. or regular No, q sold It IG6piCMo % oos. to
11,tt at tho insj,le' with ure11,inm ~ r. nn
htrictly M W fresh % rocclpts. and e on heh A. Mmxei
Ilejectod WIS quiet, coslug Ut 4l3lo. Cash sales
s01 In do at 1870: O) bu No ) at as" ~ ~ -
am In do at !so: ia fI bu io ut asn1. l. IN
L do at 4Gi5o GOD bu do at n: II mi, I o
nj 40: ol II, rrecto1 Mt S5I;c GI Nv ~ ~ ~ at
a5e. Ind I'M rio at is%s: 9n11 I'M na.y % IL a. atn "
"ta1 'Sg ~ on ON ~ In ~ A''o0 W 10" ~ ~ 4ao'
ns1.. ,sora ~ r.I,or ,,ora o,,;,o ,,d ,,,,
o yas,.r,iavs nricaa ri na"r ,a qn1.o @ 7.uHuy y
tIo srtat vaatSnad n avn,nnti,,, x.,' ,snt muo
~ " uut Uash ~ ~ a T.. eger ,no oln hoa
bo sIas,s at tie esI insde % ancto To- wGa ~.