, 1873-06-08

J a. ss S.22; seller August sold st s1.1ear %
ana seller the yea at $11211<<, The l.fts
el9apg nominal ~ At 81; No +1e 20,
8l:l5 and rejected do at s7c Caah aaIaa aaas a.
reported Of 800 bu No. spring lsnsc;aI I1S nesa
sl32; 500 bu do at $3.50 al 211, .soo bn o25 ~ IT +
fP1a3ng aa@g at s1:2s:1; $500 bu do 1t 81. az M
ae' e'ooo ooo on 40 At Sl.2SA 5000 bu do al sl.2Ss
$500 bu do at s1.2755; 4,400 bu dont = sa55en3 5en3 !;
2,400 bn do at :S1.25; 800 bn M. = snE1; ,zo11
S1.16; IL 500 bu do at S1.15: i IN IN ra;nS as
spfmg at 954c; 4,4oo bn do at Sc 500 bn a.
PIE at ss5 5? Tafa So % =, a5 a 1soo bu sa
/: Corn WaA quiet, but firm at an AVERAGE adx.,
o. &c per bn. The most deferred options Sars
| tno nrmest, being in most demand, uhila fha-e
was little done to buy cash lots, and shinpers
"efe very Backward. Eastern markets Ters
Increased hrnHass hero Was tlat the recent drnn
brought out good many buying o1ders. snd
holders were less anxious to eei seeing that The
recent rumors Of hot corn prove to have been
baseiess, while the condition Of the weather IL
very favorable for the keeping Of corn hence
forward New York has been depressed by The
receipt Of corn there in bad order: but
We have no reason to suppose that
any Of our No.. corn now in storo
WILL grow hot, though some Of the more loosely
inspected corn received last winter 1nay haye
warmed up too much to suit the owners. The
strength to-day was. however, largely in sympa-
thy with wheat. as shown by the fact thot cor,
dechned at the close, when wheat fell Oh, u
spite Of reported advance Of 1c In New York.
Seller the mouth OF regular No: 2, opensd ii
$50, advanced to 3534c, and receded to $50 Ut the
close Strictly fresh receipts closed ut 86Ko
Seller July sold at ss@3sac, and seller Aus1st
81 sae @429 IA t,aS both .,,as closing with the II
q 7,6o0 bu No. 2 at $40; 10000 bu do 1t $40:
u, 500 bu do at 86115c; 10, 900 bu do 1t $3.50:
i, 0Oo bu do at S55Sc g., GOO bu do at 35Ho:
q, 600 bu do at 356c; 40 900 bu do at $50; 10000
bu do at 37o free On board $500 bu urejectsd at
23e LOCO bu do ut 2sc; 800 bu do at 25c. Total,
Oats we're active and 3(c higher, though In
large supply, with small shipments il proportion
to the receipts, and no reported advance n Nev
York, while reports from the country promise .
fun crop. Theze was good demand. probably
brought out BY sympathy with wheat and
corn; but the market fell of, Under free otYe.-
lngs on country account towards the c1oze. Sell
ng at 2s1Sc; and seller July sold At 29X@3oc,
losing At 29a1@29Ho. Cash sales were report
ID Of 600 bu at 285c; %, 200 bu (part regnlar)
It 28%c; 20 600 bu Ct 2855so; $4,000 at 2811c;
!, ,4oo ou rejected At 25z4c; 2, 200 bu do at 25c;
y sample at $50; 4,2oo bu do 1t SIC. Total,
Ld3, 400 bu.
Rye was dull, and again 10 lower, in the ab-:
ence Of orders, as the receipts we're mora lib.
u By sample at Csc.
Barley was duh, and nominal1y unchAngee,
nth no demand, and no offerings except bv
ample lots We quote No. 3 at 68@73c No. e.
It 59@63c; and rejected at 38@40c, the inaida:
n the Rock Island Elevator. and the oatside IN
'ther houses. Sales we're limited to 1,20O bp bY
ample at 70c, and 500 bt, do at CSC. e.
LATEST. II:
In the afternoon wheat was in moderate de-,
oand, and closed 4c lower than on Change.
70. z 9pflDp pnf1 at At p41<E11 no11ar *to
nonth closing at s1.247x, and s1.IH@1MK
ellar July closing at Sl.3lN. Corn was acti1s
nd easier, closing at 34N@34xo seller tho
aohth. 37I@38c seller July, and 41@4}}Sc sell
er august In provisions Gales we're reported
15, IS seller July. Two propele1s, names not
1entioned, we're taken for com and oats to Buf-
aio On private terms