, 1873-07-12

Afan. 900 a D.G0
Wheat waa quiet and stronger, Averaging n
stegaSor sgh9F tean yesterday Liverpool was quoted
York hrmer, while our receipts woro moro liber-
a, and tho crop reports wero favorable for
flrst-clasa yiold: Tho Now York atlvicoa carried
hot tho dy ay,, With ho99rs, making them caro1css
to tho other newe. There was, however, a largor
business done than yeatoTtlay, in quiet way,
chiefly in tho filling Of June options. Tho ehip.
pors took hold but sparingly, and cl1iofly
wanted. wanted tue lower grades, except that ono
export. Tho rest Of No. was bought to 1}li
shorts, or sold in round lots for that purpose at
40 advance on tho prico OF car lots. Seller tho
month opened ut $1.1494, advanced to s1151l,
reoedod to $1l4, rose to 81, 159s, and closed
@l:131l cloaiIg at S1.13. sollor September sold
at s1.0811@l0y, and sol1or tho yonr waa nominal
at 81. .o5 bid. No. spring (tho ordinary gratle)
S7oSea @o dna m o. = s1;22 No. spring At s115h,
(har) Mt s. .2311 400 bu do at 81 .23 400 hu do
lsoft) at $1.29; $500 bn No. spring (hartl) at
S1171; 200 bll do at e1.10; 5000 bu do at
s1l5M 1000 bu do at s1.151G 57,AO0 bu do
2,000 by do at 81. .05 GS00 bu rejected spring at
9oe; 800 bu do ut 89111c; 400 bu do Mt 85o !; ZOO
b, 6n winter wheat, BY sample, ut S1.82 delivered.
Total, l25,000 BIZ.
Corn was rathor moro active, and averaged
about the ea1no as ut the close last evening, bo-
lug ~ lower than at tho regular session of yes
torday, though Now York was quoted strong,
and Liverpool firm at tue recent advance Our
receipts we're not largo. aud tho shipments wore
1alr; bnt there wero good many orders to sell
for next month, on country account and Hhp-
pera did not carc to tako hold unless thoy could
Bccurc q little moro margin than Yesterday.
either on frolghts or tho price of tho grain This
kopt down q1otations-n fact which was
y H1511A 10
regard to slpnonts. 1t soens that tho owners
OF tho corn bought for July ara moving it ont as
rapidly as they Gun without pushing IN froights
and they have been seconded by some OF tho
warehouse proprietors, who bought up thoir
il probable that the last named cass are resting
now Us the market has advanced beyond their
l1mlta. sclor August opened at 3s11c, advanced
to to Ss9sc, rcccded to $50, and closcd ut $3.50
~ ss ssor t tho month sn o. regular No soa
4GolAc, both cloaing with tho inside b1id.
rejected a SIC 0Sia IN or osnsry s' housas sna
Gaah salea wero reported OF e. 4ou hu No. ut
3a}3o; a1} " o9 ooo bn DO at 374o; 10000 bu DO at
Dc ut 3C%c; oo,oo9 bu do ct 3691c: 5000 bu do
naoat at 9811o; G,000 bu do at $50 900 bu
rojeetetl (censraD at 35c 500 bu do at 94o;
16oe 16a q! bu no grade at aoc OH track. Total 24o
Oats wore rather less active, end averaged 11o
lower Tho market was very dull, and quito
weak till the Inter half OF tho session, when a
INT domand sprung up at tho decline, and d
portion OF the drop was recovered, tho outside
a. Quotations being well sustained at the close.
There was fair inquiry for shipment. sellor
August At 2s9S@28}lo; sollor september ] aeA'at at
@271]1c. Rejootcd was Arm at 2oc. Cazh i
sales were reported of 5000 bu No. q at
29Ao; 38, 500 bu do at 29o 5000 bn do at 2816o;
l6oo bu rejected at 2t5 io 7,2oo bu DO at 2S5Sc;
400 bn DO at 2G13o; 2,400 biz do ut oG115c Zoo
bu do at 2G16o; 4,100 BIZ do at 26c G00 bu White,
by sample, nt 93c on track. Total, 00DO bu.
Eye was dull, and nominally castor, being hold
at quo Tor No. Z, with no apparent demand.
Barley was quiet. There was nothing doing
10 cash lots, and none offered, the market boing
nominally trln. Thore waB some inquiry for
Bollor September, but no agreements for Bol!or
September Clio was said to hayo been bid Wo
quote No. 2 ut 53@60c, No. at 20faI2c, md re-
ioctod ut 25@3oo-tho inside at tho Rock Island
Elevator, and tho outside ut the other houaos.
Primo buckwhoat sold today at 9105 per bu.
MINNESOTA WHEAT.
The st. Paul Press mistakes tho fact when IL
saya that movement ia "on foot to procure
from tho Chicago Board OF Trade recognition
OF minnesota wheat ~ a distinct article Of
commerce." Tho Board Of Trade has nothing to
and Warehouse Commissioners to mako tho
chango. Wo may state horc, for tho heueflt Of
those who know no better, that our grain it1-
spoction, ind our grain warehouses;, ore not oon-
Quoted by tho Board OF Trade. The State of ILL
aols has assumed their control.
Tho Journal Of Commerce giycs tho following
list Of imports ot fow ea.ling articles of geuer-
al merchandise, at New York. from foreign ports
Tor tho quarter ending June 80: