, 1874-06-19

COutlNCutt AuA IL uuiAfUIEtlB H3Mtu4r HDOulu
como tho markets thare must DO stronger. Tho
n nsaoia 1i wheat, wlIeh sou,mands hand ~ good good
pronum over the speculative grade, aud IL
pras "a f"s'h noneo yGs IL 1ssars ts s
in tho speculative department. Ia not n close one,
though como Of tue slIorts aro approllonsiye lest
oil Of both kinda will be cloared out before tho
prooeeds Of tho coming h.ryeat. soller July
sl.10jf. fell buck to s1.1911l, rose to s120, and
sesl Eeisoa auc. to ,d 319f HGag at aes1 s12 ss1
tho yenr At sl.ol@1.o5. Seller tl,e month, or
eloslng at s1.hA: NJ; spring e'oaea Il
s, NJ do a. elh1S5{ and sSested do a
strong, oloeing at s1.2611 for No. !, and el.24H
for No. 2, which is IN advanco on yesterdays
prices. Cash salos were reportoa Of GOO bu No.1
spring at e1.24i 400 bu do At $l.23; 20, 600 bu
e. Sr SO o'paaS 81 dS Il Sis b " Do " i siS
2l,0O0 bu do at s1.205{; 83,20o bu do At 81 201I;
s1.1bb16; 1000 bn do IT *t.1bAl; 1,e1o bu do at
do At 81, ,0l; 400 bn By rampo It s1.2l doliyorod;
4,8OO bu No. Northwestern (N. W. Elovator) at
*sl.2sl1; 1900 BIT do {Central) a. sl.2b; 400
~ No2 % a. o1y w ~ X s1.2&X; 1900 bu do at
Corn WAS active, bnt unsettled, and averaged
e to "a lowor than yesterday, even taking into
lilo accouut tho weakness Of Inst evening. Liv-
erpool was quotod lower, aud New York dull,
wlilo the bulletin showed that tue receipts Of
advices from ths country all point to very largo
rccoipta III the pear future. Most holders Of
coru saem to think the present tho best tno to
market, and some Of them ore selling to arrive
attracted by tho Juno preaiurn. Money il NOV
ing out to tho corn sections of the country much
more freely than heretofore, and all around the
oorn-horizon tic nupply looms up in greater
possible. Hance a worry wcah feeing oarly. But
the lover prices Of the grain aud tho oasior
feeling In lake froights brought out FREQ buyers
] Of cash lots, and tho aales wore the largest
known .,a IN any gay THIS sunmor, r,,,.h;aa, wita
operators, who has not hitherto boen suspected
OF connection with the combination III corn, IL
believed TO layo made arrangements to take
about 1000, 900 bu yostaraey afternoon aud
lative department. Seller July opened at 800,
declined to 5s14o, rosa to 59c, recoGcd to 5sH4c,
advanced TO b0ylo aud oloaed 1t 5914e. Seller
August sold as tg@6g2lo;. seller the
on Or 'ash adS No = closed 81 ep50 x1Ta hi
| Casl sales were reported Of s.200 bu high mixed
| At G0a{c; 2,400 bu do 1T a095o; 5000 bu do at
S0,fo al 400 bu do at c0xs; 81, 400 hu do at
Goo; 1o,0oo hu No. 2 ut o0No' 81, 600 bu do at
| 601o; 206oo bu do At Gp}6o; 1B4,s0o bu do at
COO; 2,006 bu rejected at 67o !; $4,000 bu do at
6o}se; .ooo bu do al 6o11o; ls,oGo bu do at ddc.
\ Total seb, 200 bu.
sympathy with the decline in ourn aud reported
| dnIlnoss in New York. Tho receipts wore about
! cqualed BY the shipments, giving no augment to
| our small stocks III store; the Qaok of volume
tuse deliveries were tho weakest. being Influenced
I by the tlns woatler. Cash sales No. Z opened at
4G2lc, AND recedud to 4G15o at tho close. Seller
July sold at 43}l t@43}5c, closing at 439G1@43l5c.
! Seller August sold at Sic !; but there vera few
buyers at over $500. Re- jsctcd wav nominal at 44c
Caa. sales were reported Of 5000 bu No. ut
46g{c; u, 200 bu do at 40]1o; coo bu rojeo!ed at
Aac; QUO bu by sample, nlxot, Of 40; ], 200 bn
to at 47o on track; GOO bu do white at 51o; 1900
bu do ut b0o; coo bu do u 400 FREQ on board.
Total, q, ,000 bu.
Ryo was quiet and unchanged ut 84@84}9o for
No. y, the outside being ontY for lots obtainablo
in ono or two preferred houses. Tho supplY wna
Sl5le; 500 bu 1t SIC; Zoo bu oy sample, on track,
at BGc and 400 bu whlte at 600 fEos on board car.
Total, 1900 bu.
Barley ras dull and nominally unchanged nt
21.lb@l' 20 for Nc; 2; and 7o@15o for rejeets..
g5c. salos wero limltod to 400 bu No. 3 at 03c
aud 60 bu by sample at Csc.
Tho grain adoat on the Erie Canal last satur.
day, was 2o0, ,o00 By wheat; 1000, GOO bu corn
tho seaboalu for tho Continent Of Europe during
tho past five days, wore 76O, 600 bu.
THE LUMBER DIFFICULTY.
It Ia not unlikely that a compromise between
the buyers ana sellers Of lumber will be effected
| Some Of the prominent commission merchants
EXPRESS their Willingness to sell by inspection
provided o fair mud uniform systom Is oHtab
liahod, and it is evident that many are dsposet
to glye tue Board Of Trade rules trin! Las
evening and today lumbor was sold under thess
rules, and 1t is believed that in one instance
Ut 1eaBt tho rosult will be satisfactory to til.
sollor [and., Of course, 1t u to tho buyer)
It iB not probable, howevor TINT tho sollcra vii
on o to s 81 m Ssegsss by 2hy h se
t,at 1t takes good doal moro time than tho oil
plan, and saving Of tlIna.is HI important con
aidoration in \ mnrket like this. More men coult
and would, OF course. have to bo employed, bu
oven then the lumber could not DO disposed o
SO speedily as 1t is at presont As for compoton
, inspectors, o sufficient number, WHO ara veteran
, In tho business, can bo obtained from tAo yatAs
Several local dea{orH wore OH tho market thi
, morning. and proposed to tho sellor8 to hold
, conference anl adopt Bystem OF inspection un
dor conditions which, it IL sail caused tho latte
to roject tho proposition. II tho local buyer
woro not so dctatoria n tllolr demands the mat
! ter would doubtless DO sooner and much NOR
, easily adjusted.
: The boston Globe aays;
| Sons Of tho wholesale coA.dealers In New Yor
~ y 70 % se eans
ae worse. newspaper lan1lshra iu tls coal reglo,
9f 's,s there Il 10 ss sgss n
atocfs are accommodating 1t tho different sllplin
Eors. Adhrring to priets aud limiting the supply
gvnural wreck tu other branches of baaillcss, mud
MI, ssy. II ~; ye.r from great disaster 4 lricss a.
+ rates; Should break take racs, thore ia te!u
sS ase4 " T. ~. ~ x s; s