, 1874-06-14

| Wheat WAS dull and very irregular, within
nar1ow range, which averaged nearly 11zc lower
than that OF Friday. Liverpool was quoted
| easier, aud our receipts were somewhat larger
! than anticipated, while New York was heavy IN.
der the pressure Of large receipts, though the
exports from that point alone, for the weel
bu. There was very little disposition to buy
| except that the shippers willingly took TO,
| export all tho Minnesota wheat offered
! The unsettled condition OF tho market here
and at other points tended to prevent shippers
from operating, and speculative buyers seemed
to have already secured about all ther wanted to
carry at present. 1t is understood that country
operators generally are long on wheat. believing
that anything under $l.25 is the result OF = mere
temporary depression. The short interest filed
their interest to wait q little longer. Sell
er July opened ut s1.1s35,. declined to
s1.1s1s, advanced to 51-1st1l, fell back
to S1.1sA. and closed at 91.19As. Seller August
sold at S1.13SS4@1. .l31z5. Seller the month Or
cash No. spring sold at s1.1319@1:1?1S, closing
spring at 51-12}7, and rejected do at II .o3:
Minnosota wheat closed a: 81. az for No. !, aud
4l.22h for No. 2 Cash sales we're reported Of
400 bu No spring aao At l2951 f. 4 coo bu No ,o2
bu do at s1.lssl; $4,000 bu do at s1.ls4; 4,so0
bu No. spring at $1,12h; 1000 bu rejected
spring Mt 51.09; $40 bu by sample at s1.19; 1,2C0
bti No. Northwestern Minnesota at S1.2iI;
81, 200 bu No. 2 do ut 5l.22A. Total, 143 200 bu.
Corn excited aud weak, with great lrregu-
1arity, being 2@2l{c lower than on Friday on
options for delivery after this month, and fully
lc lower on cash lots. Liverpool WAS quoted
stronger and our receipts were largely exceeded
BY tho shipments, while the combination WAS
buying up all the cash corn offered being un~
derstood to be paying denurrage on Vessels now
il the river waiting to take out carEoes con-
tra I'D for But all this could not
.lop the downward movement. thou-h lessening
for 1cu1 ,r74
country account yesterday afternoon, and offer
in = from the same parties to-day we're much in
excess OF the requirements Of buyers. As most
OF these sales were made by parties who intend
to deliver the corn when the option natures,
the probability is that the receipts Of next
month at this point will be very much larger
than has been calculated on, unlessprces should
break to point wnero tue sellers will prefer to
bug in at heavy profit. and hold their grain for
another advance. The freedom Of these offer
the price Of cash lots at one sime today, and
made the August premiums disappear Yesterday.
Whether or not the combination will
succeed, in spite Of this unexpected
grain they will be- obliged to take caro- Of, is a
mooted question. Seller July opened at G2}llc,
declined to 601zc, advanced to G11zc, fell off to
59s4c, and rose TO 6054c at the close. Seller the
month, or cash No. 2, sold ut 60M@C21lc. aud
closcd at 61s1c. Seller August sold at 60@G115c.
~Ao9NN
Cash sales we're reported OF 5000 bu high
mixed a. 621Sc; 10000 bu do Mt 624c; q, 800 bu
do at Go; 1000 bu do ut 6154c; 1,600 bn do at
61hc; 13j, 900 bu No. at 62551c: $4,000 bu do as
621lc; 81, 900 bu do at 6211zc; 100000 bu do at
62c; 10000 pn do at G1Ic; 90.s00 bu do at
6ls4c; 10000 bu do at 6155Gc; 10000 bu do at
q 900 ba do at 81 1000 bu rejected at
5sc; 1,600 bu do at size: 10000 bu do at 5114c;
5000 bu do at 57114c; 1000 bu do at SIC: $4,000
bu No. free on board at 6i}lc; 6.000 bu high
mixed at 6i15c- Total, 799. 600 bu.
Oats were moro active and above llc lower On
options, while cash lots averaged about the same
as on Friday, opening at 1910, declining to
4614c, and closing OF 1910. Seller the month =old
ut tho Barne range. New York was quoted firm,
but our receipts were again large, and the mar
ket sympashized slightly with the drop in whea.
and corn. Seller july sold at 434@44c. closing
at 1896 Seller August sold a: 34G341xc.
Cash sales we're reported of $4,000 bu No. at
4Gslc; A.200 bu do at 4614c; 1.Go0 bu do ut
4C5c; q, 400 bn do at 461{c 5000 bu rejected at
43c; 1900 bu by eample ct 43c; GOO bu do at 47c,
on track 1900 bu do white at Acc; 1900 bn do
at 4Se; 2,400 bu do stained at Az, FREQ on
board. Total, II, 600 bu.
Rye was dull and nominally 1<c lower at 83c
bid aparingly, and Bic asked. There Was but
little offered. aud apparently mono wanted. Sales
were limited to 400 pn b. sample On track At 86c.
Barley wss toactiTe, except tha sales by sample