, 1874-06-13

III 8lto OF tho hgHor pr3cnt on WhoAkf Dill tnoro
steady. kalos woro roPortol of LOB bria vhito
81 &o.o0; i0O brls do It $3.50; al Urls 90 on
private, terms. Total, s7G brla. Also. 40 ton4
@l2.50, gu track. Tho market closed at tho fol.
lowl.iRo OF prices; =. 49,. =. -.
Fsr to good whiso w,ntors." ~ q BOD,
1n9'ce no. s'e1 9 s'"u
oholco sprins cxtrsa h.6n a a.oo
Ms5 a t as,Sss e Sss9M M::ot: ssHs g SSo sSo
Tas 10 eh.ss sprias, ss,psrinc:. sss s7s
GnMinoh 70. Ao......,.........'....t.,. 8ho q Hsa
!sye nonr n.Ju "a n'nu
Atan l16u t@la'w
WAcdt WAS noryons and worry irregular, bnt
74onbove Tho adyanoo established 1ask oveung
Liverpool waa 1eported woak, but oar rtnsknt
oponod rathhr sxolted, unttor tho expectation of
light rouofpts, and tho oonttn,,anuo Of glnomy
tic'peted. aud tho eppofe hold aloof. n!mll's
TINT prlcoa wore too high to allow tlsom ta ol,-
eruto. This cltockea Tho stdos u npeaasnstyo
b'lyers md cauBea \ nAtorlal reduction IN Tho
hayo boon covered already. Tho trailing for
next month was largely Iii aetllaneut, thoro
boing comparatively few olsHllo onlorn M tin
.biy larger JIM, ysstorday, hut i waa n,oatiy
aod to npou,latorn, thoro bolng auato0iy my do
n,ena for shipn,ontn. exoept for NInncktsA wllea.
sollorJul openad ut q 9tlyareea !o IL wv,
ts:ss E sais " ~ s'sss% sss Z. %e
ei.1t@i.i512, Md soilor tbo yoar ~ sIUaf.
y No. e1sH 1ssHr'De su loss seeote a. a e. uny M e as
for, No. J., and. el.23 asked for No. 4.
Cash Anloa woro reported Of Q. 300 bu No. spring
st sl2 & 3; 249 eol1 b. g. sd a Saa e. as e sos1 ~
s1.ls; 1000 bu No. Northwestern, Mimi. IN.
W. E.), and a, 900 Blu (Central) at e125; 2,400
bu No. 2 Dc oan Ct 91.2si a2oo bu do At 9l.a2}f.
Corn WAS very aottvo, and 1920 higher, the
market closing 70 above tho quotation Of last
evening. Liverpool WAS quoted Cd pcr $50 'bs
@hs @ he% Y sa a ss tsTs sSysees ss
notwithstanding tho faot that larger Quantities
than usual are now In motion toward tho Bea-
board. Then our shipments wcro very largo
as compared with, the recelpts, and operators
anticipated that the stock 1.will besno much
further reduced as to loayo worry little on hand
by the close of tho month. All this tentlod to
strength, bus the resulting advance brought out
free aollers, md the improvement was tempo
"sSueezo" s % on vs corn, who laughed a At the idea
only couple Of weeks ago whom the probability
OF such movement WAS hinted at The receipts
considerably in excoas Of expectation, as the
deal that would otherwise have 6oon hold ovar
till next winter: Seller July opened at o9'5o.
to $3.50 1t the close. Beller the month, Or cash
No. sold at os9l@elAc, eloaing at 6419o. Sell;
closed at 64ho, and re1eetod At 600.
mixed at o4114o; q, 406 bu do at G4o; 5000 bu do
at GY9lo; $4,000 bu at 043zo; 45.006 bu do ut
6414o; 5000 bu do at G4I6o; $1,000 bu do at
641oi 5000 bu do at Gl1sci 19s 900 By do at
Sg51o LOCO bu ~ DO 't4 1t 56Ia; % 7,g0o 81 At 5eo;
2lJ0 bu DO at5s5<o; 12800 Gu do at 691lo; 1,o06
bu do at SIC. Total, 4o5, 200 bu.
Outs were moderately active, and A@19o
higher: under good demand, which was only
partially met by sellers. Tho inspection record
| Of the morning was rather o small one, and New
| York was reported nr1aor, while tho upward tei,-
denoy Of corn also helped the bull :" feeug in
oats: Seller July opened at 1870, and advanced
1t 1t tho outstde. Seller Augaat sold 1t
94A@54e1o. Rejected closed At 4s]lo
1000 bu do al AG5Sc; 14,260 bn do at 464o ! GOD
bu No. white et.4osei QUO bu, by sample, White
at $40; GOO bu do at b1oi FREQ on board 600 bn
at 1oo 6oo BY at 49o; GOO bu at 49o. on track.
Rye MAS dull and 11@1o lower, though the Of
| forings were small. Buyers held back for lower
| Prices, and holders were obliged to ooncede.
The marriott olosed tame at s4o. Sales wore
| limited to 800 bu No. ut $40 !. 400 bu by Han-
pie. on track, at .87c; 1900 bu do at soAo. and
GOO bu do at s6c. Total, 5000 bu.
Barley was dull and nominay unchanged, as
| less libcral supply. New No. 2, seller soptom.
| bor, was quoted 1T 91.00, with no disposition
either to buy or sell at that figure. Cash snlea
include 200 bu No. at Sl.o0; 200 bu by sampe
at S1.05,e delivered; 300 bu do at p5o On track.
Total, 700 bu. :.
| Tie Philadelphia Ledger OF the 8th says
=" In the Lehigh region more life ID reported ia
exist than at any time before this season, and a
fairly aotive trade fur tho month OF Jne at 1eass
is anticipated. In tho schuykill region there
| continues steady gain in coal production, aid
at the rate Of increase for the past two wooka
the years supply will soon DO m!p to TINT
| OF last year at the Bamo time+ Tho ordore
for coal arc quito ss large az could bo reason-
ably expected considering the depression oi
almost every other trato puranit. Wo hare in
all probability touched the minimum production
temporary, says: Manufacturers who have
been rigidly ecouomizng during Lho pas: eiEhl
months have roached that poink whero it ia i'm.
possible to do with loss tuol, md tho same may
! be said OF families. Consequently, from this
| point, therefore, any ehange in tho trade musi
bring better times and general improvement t
sales, If any change there be- Thoso remarlle
hold good tor nil kinds Of coal. Tho production
Of coal in all tho anthracite regions continue on
tho $500 basis"
! cTMEn 1TEMH.
A Virginia correspondent OF the Nov York
journal Of Commerce writes: ''Wa ara ap.
preaching our wheat harvest in Virginia with az
unprecedented yield. We Aayo NOT had prog
peot equal to 1t since tho war. Our next to6acco
crop cannot bo very largo on account OF tho gen.
eral rayages by tho ly and 1t is too late to ralsa
value Of all good tobacco Of the last crop, nov
coming forward and upon the market"
From tue 18th to tho 18th OF May forty~eight
cargoca Of Wheat passed the Dardanolles, all (to
1lesiiteranoan ports, e1cops six. which 60 to tho
United Kingdom,
The following wore tho receipts and shipments
Of bEoatssiltfs at Peoria for tho week ending
Juno ., 1874:
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