, 1873-07-29

+C'tO 1Oo 0l!o tl taAfAtE LUZ HflG SuDGf-
tlaoa ct $412A; TOO br1s do al s2.75 Total,
1,o4o br1s. Also 10 TOM bran ut s11 90, tloiiy,
ored; ~ tons do ut $1,000, on track; GOO brlB
corIinoal (Nlarsh's Colorio) Mt $2.30. The fol-
lowing wa tho closing range Of prices.
r., EFF to chotco white w1nsor cxsraa....s o75 @ 300
Good to choice sprtug o1tras. coo a oso
tI1s, NV 10 mesitm. m..:;'..,',....... 450 600
Good to fancy Minnesota. ............ 600 q 7g3X
1.:s b1prlnng n snperhnos 260 a 40
Sssn. Hss 1s3s s3s S,oSs e3s
Wheat WAS irregular and nervous, but quiet,
ut about tho Same general avornge Of prioeB as
on Saturday, boing higher for July nrd lower
Tor August, the difference again Widening: to
once in tmo. Tho market for this mouth was
strong, with very 1itt1o offering. Tho receipts
Of July havo not boon materially Increased by
tho prospects Of corner at the cloao, aud wo
have actually about 90, 900 bu loss in atoro than
No. Oh hand out of 438, 900 bu In Htoro. There
Is thus nothing loft with which to mako tho July
deliveries, and the longs bid fair to hayo things
nll their own Tey up to the point beyond which
few Of tho July shorts attempted to I'LL
today, boing attraotod by tho decline Of Satur-
day, but tho domand soon run prices up. to tho
old point, as thero waa almost no cash No. a
month opened at s1.1o, advanced to $t.211K, ro-
s1.2o1 at tho oloso, with slight preference for
round lots Of caHh No. 2. Sollor August was 10
lower than Saturdays lowest point, being do
pressed By tho anticipation Of more nboral 70.
coipts, though foreign mnrkets. we're quoted
stronger. The present prospect is TINT towards
tho middle Of next month tho now wheat will
como in freely, and aa tho milwaukee, market IL
cured The new grados of Northwestern whoat, it
Is fair to presume that shall receive conoidera-
bio quantitioB OF wheat that would otherwise 90 to
the city of brioke Honco weak feeling, which
was ntenaihea when NewYork was reported lower
advanced to sl1419, and declined to 81 .13M at
tho close. Seller September WAS dull md noni-
nnl at $1.079l@1.08; and aeller the year ut S1.05
@1.0513. There was no hard No. spring offer-
spring closed nominal 1T si.o9i l@i.oiX; and
rejected do Mt 9014@01o. Cash salos woro ro-
10000 bu No. 9 spring Mt 51.2lH q 400 bu do
nt M 31,2i; i, ,Goo bu No; eoo spring at slo5 4oQ
91c. Total, $4,000 bu.
Corn was 5G@24c lower vory weak ear1y and
firm afterwar1, with q better demand. The mnr-
kot WAS carly depressed by the news Ct heavy
receipts, and tho posting Of nearly 02000 bu in
to wcakon confidence in the integrity Of tho re-
mainder, Tho advices from Now York woro nlao
rather unfavorable to hollors, aud tho nows from
tho country was generally to tho effect that tho
growing cTop pTuIli6Gb NCu. LUG ConE94NGlE0
was, that offerings woro 30 very heavy IN tho
oarly part Of tho soaBion as to bring about do
cline Of 10 por bu in a fow minutes, after which
the markot ruled worry dull for while, with no
buyers. Then the decline attractod shippers,
md thoy took hold rathcr freely, which brought
out tho short interest all tho moro forcb1y, aa
they had generally como to tho conclusion
that tho shippers would fall back tina week, and
leavo tho market to itH fate. Seller August
opeloa at s5y1c declined to 25Hc, adyaneed to
September sold at 97@s756c, closing at $40
375Ae. sollor the month, or rogular No. 2, was
GLOW and Btoady et 35c. New receipts closed
firm at 35}4 4e93516o, and high mixod at 8516 6@9Go.
ported Of %, 200 bu high mixed ut 300; 1900 bu
do Mt 357sc; 1i;400 bu DO at $500 50, 400 but No.
2 fresh Of $3.50; $500 bu do at 35!1lo; 65.oo0
bu regular at 35c; 14,0o0 bu rejected at 3215o; ;
mixed at 9711lc; $4,000 bn No. at 3G14o; G,600
bu do ut 3Go; 1000 bu rejected at 8311ac. Total
500, 900 bu.
Oats wore rather moro active, but weak ut d
decline Of 11@99c. owing TO moro liberal ofrer-
ings both for cash and delivery in August. tho
still further drop, ,Shilo several operators
wanted TO soil because it would not bo conven-
lent to carry tho property after they received it
On option contract. seller the month, Or regu-
and sellor September, or seller tho year, were
quoted nominal at 2594@D2Cc; all closing rather
firm at tho inside. Cash anlea wero reported Of
10000 bu No. at 27YSo; 13,400 bu do at 2711o !;
10000 bu do at 27}3Go; 67 GOD bu do at 27c; GOOD
bu rejected at 25e. Total, LOG, 400 bu.
Rye was inactive, and nomlnally unchanged,
" tho market having gone OF for q days hunt
ing. No. 2 waB quoted at 56@57c cash, and 55o
soller August. Rejected WAS nominal at SOC
6lc.
Barley WAS quiet and steady. Tho market
opened rathor weak, with 78o tho best bid for
now No. 2, aollor September; but about noon
tho feeling improved, and sales wore made Of
1000 bu at a1o and 10000 bu ut SOC, the mar
ket closing firm at 500 for round lots. The only
cash aaloa reported were 1900 bu by sample ut
zoo, and 400 bu now No. ut Soc, Old No. q
was nominal at 65@70c, No. 8 at 58@Goc, and
rojoctod at 4O@45c.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Tho following is Beerbohms dispatch to tho
Board Of Trade to-day:
July 28.-Mark Iane-Whcat steady. English coun-
try markets. for wheat steady. French country mar
kets for wheat generally strong. LiYerrool-Spot
wheat quiet. Spot corn fr1u American lard, SIS 3D.
PRODUCE STATISTICS.
The New York Produce Exchange Weekly has
the following:
Tho export clearnncca for Europe from tho ports Of
Now York, Boston, Montreal, Philadelphia a1i Da1t-
more aggregated, were for the undermcntolcd weeks
NJ follows:
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