, 1873-09-07

sinee Nos a ~ Ge|i6e it 2;s 3 s3
-.c1s wv =o.!ss s.o .Ss!.se ~ =.
previous quotastons. There was only q light
demand for export, owing to tho scarcity Of
frcight-rooln, and the strength in ocean rates.,
but holders wore not disposed to look for GUS.
tomors, as their stocks are worked down to g,
worry low point by tho active shipping movement
Of tho paBt week. Bran was firm. Sales were
reported of 20 brls white winter extras at 1915;
20 brla do at 9825; 100 brs do at 57.25 1U0 brla
do at s7.12]9; 150 brls DO at $3.50; 200 brla do
(pateut) at $1,000; 100 brlB do (ned noso) nt
$3.50: 200 brls do (Glory) at 96.25 400 brls do
on private terms. Total, $3.50 hrls. Alao. 10
tons bran at 512. 90; 10 tons do at 911.50, both
On track. Tho following WAS tho range Of pricoB
at tho oloso: =
Far to choice whito winter c1trss....S 1000 800
Rrd ,riuter extras. 65oe9 @ 1'so
a9oa Low te . msSuns ssSss sprns &c sS
0ona e fspey Minnesota SSoS 7.75
ntoal2.so
Wheat was oaly moderately aotiye, and aver
arod about 1o lower. though foreign markets
Wero roportod strong. and New York wheat was
held I,iehor, Tho market opened out very firm,
but tho reported advance in oconn freghts and
the docllne in gold in Now York, induced several
weaEnesn. TLencciorward tie market was
stoady, the bears seeming to wish to depreas
prices further, but being afraid to try it, il view
of the facts that tho market iB already largely,
oyersold for this month, TINT our receipts arc
Milvaukee was already gouo So per bu abovo
G1,icaro Thore was a fair shipuinr do1uoud.
but il was not nearly so urgent rs on friday. and
shippers refused to take hold at all till they
allY COMPENSATE for increased cost OF Transports
tion to Europe. The speculative iomand was
iair, aud tho market WAS rcally strong, consider
Ing tho tremendous cost Of sending the grain
IT,
wo shall RECEIVE, during this month aud next,
iunt M much whoat as the railroad compa-
MICS can bring in. as the pressure for
cars in tho country IL very great; it mny
now, as corn is expected to lot up before long.
But with a continued good demand from Eli
ropo, thoro il not much room for an extensive
break In prices. Seller tho month oponed at
tobor sold Ut s11sX@l. .14114, closing at s1:1419.
sollor tLo wear sod At slf2@t. .12I1, closing at
Slick. Gaai No. spring oponed ut S1.1s,
advanced to sl19 sud it fell hosrs naGk to
spring closed at s1.23111, No. 8 do at sl.12, and
reiaefod do at 81, ,OG. Wintor wheat was uactiyo.
Cash sales wero reported Of 4,Go0 bu No. Il
spring Of s1;24 1s,2oo bu Dc ct a 1924 ~ 400 70,
No. / Northwestern at s1,25; 2,51o bu do at
s1.24; 1900 bu No. q spring at Slid; G.000 bu
do at 5l.1BN o2Oo bu do 1t u. .18yg9 a. 400 bu
do at .l8 175 800 bu do at 81. .18; 400 bu do
at 81 ,l7gl; 1000 bu No. Northwestern at 81 40 J;
1000 b,s DO at 5l.1811; 5000 bu do at 31.181 !;
GBOO No, 8 spring nt $l.13; $500 bu do ut
si1a1: $500 bu do at $l.l2; 5000 bu roject-
ed sprIng at 81 .00, Total, 023, 500 bu.
Corn was actiyo, in a speculative way, and
averaged s|o highor. though the feeling WIS very
irravuar. Thoro was yory little nhi,,pjug do
| maid. though Eastern markets we're irm, AZ
thoro il margin Of several conta per bu against
tic tho simmer at present prices bit there was 4
free pnecuIatiyo demand, aud holders woro not
vory anx1ous to sell. tilouch rocoipty wero again
lar9o. md shiplno,tg pitRlly small in compari-
Bon. It was very cold last night and this
mnrninr for tho ueasou. and strong foarB OF curly
froak woro excited Thoro IL no quostion that
an exclusive froat thus early In tho Boason
wouii work immonso damage to tho corn crop,
but thero has not been any frost yet, so far as
iassI s.o,. a,5 our 7,rouont coo1nose IN nro1,n-