, 1874-08-01

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s1d.0O; 10 tons. pnrt allorts, n. 1890 on track
pricus.
Eair 10 good whio wtntoss. ...........S 8.7s a o.oo
fai vu IT,, s.''..'''s''''.......-.... 975 @ 7.76
oool to choice srring e.rna. S25 III s7s
Medium 70 fntr dn...: .:.........,.. 900 a 5l9.
Good to choico Minucsotas ......... SO a S60
Ta!r 10 cl,nico spring supcrlnos. t'o0 a III
~, Hu,t'Ho M $50 "a 375
Bran 15oo 1ssS a sSS
Whont was more active aud relatively stoniIv
bnt aVoragod 20 lowor OH options for nDx
sas sIa wMoaf ~ l1wor 9n oash lots good do
demand being very light. THO oonrao iilt 81 tic
| market WIS not much dopondpnt on tho nn,ya
from othor cities, though that was depressing
y ttG was gs,ay gswayed moatly by local conaidora.
cash whcat Wcrc anxious to dispose of it boforo
tho July prouliun should ynnsl, and many 9TH
ors wa1'tcd to psaco August wl,oat, which thoy
e2pected would ba delivered OH Saturday, Those
count tn 80 doing. md those who wcro short for
August generally pveforrod to wait to 500 how
much lowor the market woulu 40 boforo it bo-
fas a9n'" necessary tls y IT, M ~, i was remarked today
had a corner ON TINT. Tho reeoints
arc not largo, but litto wheat is wanted for slip
mont ana our stocks aro ample for tho prcaont.
Ihe deliveries this afternoon woro fair. sollor
advanced to s104, and closed Mt 41.035f. solfeari
tho montll, or cash No. u Bprillg, ononcd nj
Sl;06. declined to s1.01. and closei at $s1,05,T.
soier San sortomer sola vt :l.o19 o2 and nol-
elosed Mt Il .0s No. do at 07c; md Ieicctel do
at $40. Northwestern wheat waa 1uiet. bnt
strong at Sl.2o for No. l; and nomi-
~ ut S1.10 for No. 2; but poth closed oaaior.
Casli i M aalos woro reported Of 800 bu No. spring
as Sl:0o14; Us, 600 bn No. spring ut 81 OB; 10.
oo9 ~ by do ut $1.o51{; $4,000 b,i do at 81. .o512;
l5,0ou bu do at sl.05il; 8D,s00 bn do at 81 .G5:
$1,000 bn do at $l.olb1; 81, Zoo bu do at $1.oii%.
io,ooo M bu do ut 81 OK; t.G0O bu No. spring At
Northwestern Minnesota ut Il I'd; 1. 900 bn No'
2at Sl:2o; 1,40O bu No. Cred winter Ut 81 .05iS.
Total, 294 900 bu. ,'''<''
Corn was active nnd excited hut 90 irrcc,1ar
that 1t is difficult to eompnro tho market WIth
snat o. S9ssterdSy when the range cash corn
%as 6ofQ12c: To-day 1t was G5@90c being So
below, and l8o above, the prices Of tie div bro
eeding. As is we'll known, today was tho dato
Ter the clllnination Of the July oornor mud it
a,d eu,,!nlinate, with vengeance, in o,la Of tho
history Of tho trado. Liverpool and Now
York, were both dull bnt those facts made
no difference to tho market horo. whieI,
deprndud altogether upon tho local consideration
OF SHORTAGE Tor July. Tho receipts Of this |
t0fGAH
tho parties controlling tho deal to let down
l'ricos, III they had to be prepared to
ta!o oil offered. But that worry fact made il |
oasior to control ths deal ns many Of tho shorta
everybody llad filled but themselves, and that
they could afford to wait for the Inst momci,t.
tAero Waa anothor clement chccllInute{1 by thia
novomcnt. Several parties Ind hold over corn
n 7. iots . Of from ooo to 100000 hu, expecting to
sopt less prices than yesterday in preference to
carrying tho property over till tomorrow, This
'orn onco cleared out Of The way, tho combiua-
,on bogan to show itB strength, and pushed
,rless ;,atS up spasnlolicaly to tho close,
most intcnHo Oil o'clock drow near. Tho oryii.
,ary division Of time into regular and afternoon
'osHson was dlAregarlod. tho trading being kopt
!p systematically by tho parties concerned.
on o o. on to CSC, and was offered nt one time ut
2c in settloment BY n party outside tho comb;un-
ION: 1t then rose to U6c, ind ruled cou1naru.
1yely stea1y at that price for nearly an hour,
na m1n = 1fo advanced a. to &c., aud sold at ?oa
me lot Of 25o, 600 bu sold ut 900, which was gon-
rally believed to be M iusilo trade botweon
1ombors Of the combination. lilo marEet
l9acd Oh 'Ghange at TIC. In tho aftorroon tLo
" Of $ o'clock. This was tI,o und 'nf nf
10 business day.. and deliveries were
or!er, wl1scli will bo spoken Of subso.
!tou.iy .tontiyy, Seller August atracted yory little
hen it was rlmored that tho ring was buyiur.'
ad intended to carry tue deal into next mouth
ith bigger Bquoozo on tho shorts than nov,
llia lh not impossible, as great many opera
Us nayo tio; soy short reckessy hoping to ro-
10Y expected would oiiHl'o on the expiration OF
70 prosent corner: Tho option opoued at COO.
'clned to $780,, thon. advanced to
q NJ, BY Tug ' end of the seHsion, thou foil of
ID at 69}S@tlslio. closing at o'cloul It CiIIo,
I'd rejootou ooseu ataLout 5ac. Tho combinn. 2
- aold 400, QUO bu to-day in New York at YJc, !
9sh 1es bs,1gs them 6.9 por bu here Cash
0; ,000 bu do ut 70o; 28, COD bu do at G()n'
900 bu DO at Csc; a0,0 900 bu slo at B7o, 24,106
20 at oSs &c 6 ~ 400 bu do at o5e; q 900 bu do
hcs l0. 900 bu do at 98c; $500 Gu rolccted at t {
'tal, 7bO, 900 bu. i
Oats wore active and excited, much tho same s
corn, they also bolng cornorod. Tho market ,
east, e'st, advanced 2lo per bi OH 'Chango, and
oat complete, al thore were practically no oaty j
ro 70 deliver, and the deAlH were necessarily
osod up by settlemonts. The stock OF No. ais 4
dofsis11 as t. be oss than ooo bu and horo
la ~ morning., boallee a few email round Il
y ! ~, to other dealers, mallug about /,
. ooo bn In a!l. The market opouoA al $50, aud Il
some ss' ~ time tho controller Of tho market bid =
pataa s o ga ~ St wa ossng to sasto at o
~ or. Where1pon he advanced tho Aguro to d
g, 9t which 1noat Of tho Shorts grow ajar1nol. a
1s!i q. y: I'VE Tow romaiuirg oues followed
e. sTke1 an up to 10 a. the close Of Change
j fur 5000 bu on tho adinur,,mm,e $.