, 1873-10-09

here: eo1lcr November oponod this morning
! Sl:9o, ADVANCED to S1.o7. doollnod to 91.05N
sesse # esp :. oir II o4 " n8 9at|
No2 40, !. .sg5'1S e a. soia 4 c!esint ot
S91dlnary, san;y snd ior Northwestorn No
aa1, en1l'ng oioaou At and rojeetod at g31o
dPrappg IT S = Sl11 By DO q sl11; 800 b
$3'3s' I'll a'2oo M hu DO ct s1.12; 5000 bu do At
56 81 de- S9aY at o So Ho M sspSs1ng RI 81 Il s99
4vaog aa9 - b do at st;oo; 12s4o0 bu do at el.0SS1
%ea nt iorn g. nt dos 12oobn No. spring At
sloaa; 1000 bn do at 81. .o5I; ,26o bu rotocted
ose Total, a11 Zoo ha. ~ ~ ''so' 40' Ou ~ ~
Oorn Waa worry active. but weak, and avoragod
last hoP oSan of H. ssens senson but n. aSsnpng "
1ngs, g, on rooolpt of adyicea Of tlullneas In Now
dofk' Ihoro wero q great many orders on tho
o;, 1oor lor shirmonty principally to Now England
pnm pvis' @ alla thoso brought out good option do
maha asl from local spoou1ators which induced
capitalists eap to bid 10 premium for frcsl, receipts
Tor CARRYING, but tGoy Withdrew mid The aubso-
t nIont g agai1ness, Though shippers continued to
reos '4 ta ,aooly & O. ing offerings at tho reduced
TE 9TenE no email inducomont. Tho New
England faith in tho future of corn ts
GGvauenuy Gy very strong, and comparatively unin-
vnonceo by tho fluctuations in Chicago and New
4atulA, Wnloh arc largely due to current Bpecula-
ave rnmors, For instance, Now York aud Liv-
erpool aro weakening under tho expectation Of
argo receipts w1eroaa tho fact is that but littlo
tosa i, sno ft cotn now ieaying hero is moving upon
,,s wsfds eonaumptve points in tho United States,
which have not drawn supplies from Now York
LUZ lwr scve1al years past The ateady decrease in
o a1PcRs the acknowledged shoftueas Of the
that ruled beforo tho panic sot In. ero
powerful Inducements to buyers, and will proba-
.a,, pin Cause continued good domand. Seller tic
yancod to 39}1o, and declined to 8sxc. s ciosinr
aull at 88]Go. Strictly fresh receipts CLOSED NOM
inal at 99o: Seller November sold at d0t0AONo,
closing % ct tho inside. Rejected closed dull ut 37c
Ssi Su teRofsaa So st s51e g p9 By N No. d
8g9o 42400 bu do at 8o1o: 7S @ o9S bu bu do do o.
s9c ~ ~ 600 bu do ct $500 TO- 6o0 bu do ats8gfc:
'000 00o hu 40 at $3.50; 7o 600 blu do at $500
600 bu do ut 9715o 5000 bu do at So: .5o0
600 bu. N<9~' 1''"'' ''o'~
Oats wore active, though rather less 10 than
VIII ana anth ntYhoFagsd higher for cash lots
cash lots WAS due to q liberal demand for ain.
mgsnt, IN sympathy with reports Of continued
Wnnin T. 10 a,oh New York where oata havo been
point considerably above tho rostlvo price CO a. "a
gwen by Chicago quotations. Tho market
@eakened towards O'clock, in sympathy with
= '9fn sssr thG month"; er regular No. d sod
oer sold at 84o curly, and down to sss1c
It tho cose. Seller tho yoar sold At asi1c aSI[so
Jaah snles wero reported Of $4,000 bu No. NJ
4 '1G M Sw oo ha do L, as so l5 600 bu DO
bu n No. wh,ts b. so29 b bu do at
ample at SIC on track Total, iii, 100 M bu G'' ~
,.nS nyo wah qulet aud steady Of the recent ad-
snce e. o., 5aes neiing restricted to 600 bu No at
'as nominal at Coo. It is proper to note t that
io u discrimination spoken OF yesterdry as OK.
atlng agatnat certain houses was not beca1so
no rye there y poorer In quality, but simply bo-
arpo n me PARTIES byng wanted to complete
baIloy was again active, and higher. No. q
vefagod 10 above yesterday'a pricos, being IN
ood demand for shipment It opened at sia9
b,a1srs e to to s1ss but closed easier 1t
e. .: was in continued good dcmand through
u, aad AZ was 6@Go higher, being wnntod for ex-
or; 7; Inc y market opened At sill, and advanced
! ls u Glazing strong Rejected closed nomi-
200 bu do at s13G; 1000 bu do at et. .a5i<;
doo ioo BY do at 5l35; 800 bu do at s1,S3: .
aoo AZ ou q, 1So No. ; ooo at s1,is; 1900 bu i
GOO bu DO at s1.ii 200 bu rejoctea I &c at si; aa;
zoo o nn 40 at 8so ; 400 bu do at 87o; 400 bu do q
SEC; 400 bu by sample from Utah at al AZ. i
pa s 90 "a at q ;55 1ooo BIZ do at sl.5D 100 bu a
g. as slao 9 400 bu DO at s1.9o; 1000 bu do at E
): 70 6oU BY 40 at 81 .18; 400 bu do Ut sl.16. r.
bn 40 at $1.l4 400 bu do at Slick SOD /:
oo O. o. S!.l1 2,i0o bu do at $1.10; 400 bu do Il
$l;oS 2,800 bu do at 81.05 400 bu do st t
W. 4oo 6n do at 81.00; 400 bu do at 900 Z,
y pu 40 at sso QUO bu do at Csc, on track D
gu &c 90 at Sl.50; 300 bu do at 91.12, delivered. n,
tal. G6, 200 bu. I'll
wi, EUROPEAN MARKETS.. ct
ne c 70 mfotnowing ia Beerbohm's dispatch to tho r
,oT itauo m ll',s city to t9day
n shade easer. English country market fnr 81
eat steady. French country markets for whoot ST
n. Farmers deliveries Of English wheat drinU H. pr
! Weea, 65,0o0 to 5000 ora. Imports fnto tio IL
I1ea M Kingdom Tor the pnst weel-Wheat 160{loo fn |
9oo lra corn, less than $4,000 qrs MAnK LANE lot
1Aoat steady. L1VEnroot-Wheat quiet f;aii- ex
MA, las Cd @ f3s I'd !; spring, lila od@l5s Sd. lo'
:. cRop8 OF MINNESOTA. a. a.
ne ". Paul Press gives tho following sum- d. d.
y Of tho grain product Of tho State n 1872, de-
ea on figures prepared by the State Commits, VII
49,. acres. t}rodffcsd ~
G4,581 2i88a In !rc
>. ''''.''....'.......... 311.967 la4531l0 10 n,
be yield Of wheat In is7a was Is foows ''11l4' No
Field GU Go,
vi f,u PER acre. Te.
'ais ou'.s.... 171f cas
J. bn 'oonn,a | Alu
], bu...,.....,.,,,,,...'. bu. ''''''' n.y. J CHI
le Aseessora returns Of the nros planted THU ven1 h