, 1874-06-23

Wheat was rather quiet, but very firm, ct M
average advance Of 10 per bu. Liverpool vas
unchanged, but With warmer weather, sna Now
conaidcrably exceeded by tho shipments. This,
with some foays Of 8 coruar Gu tho speculative
Erade, nna n knowledge Of the fact that the ex~
large, tended to stvo eon,ldonoe in prices The
oleatancos from Now York on Friday and Saturday l
aggregated $4,000 bu, Of which al, GOO bu wero |
for llio Continent, and ocean freights aro again
Dc dornana ND 1s'' ipr treiaht.roo@ sor staisa.
Tie advicea from Ensteru points Indicate It aR
probable that tho European demand will keept
for at least month longer, and Il so there will
strength to-day EaB, however. mora e1h1bitnd by
holders than by buyers The shipping demaud
was much loss active than heretofore. Seller:
1.y s 'saHea @ 70 s5S - and eosed It si
Seller August sold at s1.13}491.14, closing, ct
s1.19sl. Seller September was nominal ct S1.07
| G0107{4, aud sollor tho yaar at s1.05@1.o51.
siss e. %s" s.ns n s'ss e e. si :ss ss s9a s5sas
sas saSssd rsjteos js sls' Do NJ sos s
wheat was soareo and :, 1s.rong, nsg, closing 81
Cash nales wese reported Of Zoo bu No. j;
spying ut 41.20; 1920 bu No. q spring at
sl22H; l4,s9o 81 Do 4 q l.223G a0.edo g Do
at s1.2215; 7s, 200 bu do at s1.2233a; 16,4oo bu
bn do at si.1o1l, 4W bu do 1t e1.10; I,oOo bu
rejected spring st $1,oe; 1.2oo bu do Outside
losstion) st el.o2. Total. l7s, 400 bu. -
! higher on optionR than 6aturaay, but only 20
| 10 higher on cash lots. The principal feaIura
| OF the market Waa the active demand tor cash
corr. MI tho offerings being readily takon. The
bination " were buying but Canadian operators
were also Represented On tho floor. There has
hitherto been very good profit on shipmont.
Ioaasy, Ia at coo i eould b. taken to NoY York
waa moderate export demand in Now York at
90@81o. For shipment to Europe, via Montreal,
tho rate Is bottor than this 80 that tho Canadian
d., demand is no mystory., Iho corn movement Of
havo been conducted on lta merits, what
| over may have been tho, outlay Tor tho
future. :, The, trading to options was
very largo. aellor July opened at ooo; roeeded
,sollof August aola al 688N@G05lo; cloalns: al
G015c cash. No. 9 closed firm at 6019@G0s6o high
ss. e%SS 9sEe 4sSesa sn o gssised S st 4s
at G0Nc; 81, 800 bu do ut 6oylc; 2,oo0 bu do
at GoaSo 8s.4 400 bn do at 60l1o 90, 400 bu No at
Go99oi g, o0o ba do at eozao; 2o1. .Aoo bu DO ut
e' eSe S Su rsesed It % S Sa
67}{o; 900 hu DO Ut 571le; a 400 Lu do ct SO
1o,Su0 By hlgh mixed et 9lXo,; o,ooo bu No. at
Blc all atloat. Total, o73, 100 b,l.
I UA%h WAEa 4ulQ& AIO GtGAliGr ht ANQNt tnA h&IQa
| general average OF prices as on Saturday, with
little moro strength IN options. The receipts
woro rather largo. but Now York was quoted
drmer; aud tho strength In wheat and corn
helpal holders, making thene leaa willing to sell
Bellor July opened st 4l56o, aud advanced to 42o
At tho oloso. Boller August waa nominal II
Ss15@9991c, and eollor The year ut 8oyl@31o.
| 1seiacted otosod at 1870. Cash sales were xe-
ported of 4,89o bu No. Z at 4GMo, l7,400 bn do
ut 4Gc; 2,400 bu do at 1870; 1900 blu rojocted
ut 4SSlo; 4,200 bu do Ut 4b}xo; GOO bu by Sam
We, white, At 400 COO bu do ut 47o, on track
GD0 hn at 400. delivered Total. 81.BC0 bu.
| Nya waa quiet aud unchanged. A Iittlo more
than the usual quantity was received this morn-
ms, bus 1t was not oil placed on the market, and
thato was moderate demand. Sales wero ro-
ported Of 900 lu No. q at $l.B6; 400 bu by nam-
PIE at l:s1i 400 by do (poor) At e1,76; and 400
~ 40 at do1Go' Total. ! 800 bu.
Barley was dull aud 'uomna]Iy easier. The
81.00, and 260 ba do at ZOO. New No. g. aellor
Hoptembsr, was offered at 88o, whlol ia deoluo
OF 20 from Saturdays tho best bid heard was $50.
hut thai was bid freely, No. 2casA was ttuuotodh i
Ct M:lo@l'20; No. at 00@o6c, aud rejected at
| PRODUCE sTATIHTICH,
The Now York Produce Exchange Weekly give,
tho following, o.
Tho atock Of wheat In Lyerposl Juno I, 1874, VA,
estimated at about 5000 1rx egual to Q0o III
II y believed that tue block Of wheat III The United
Kngaom, vt the ports oi import, has oeeu diminshed
The annual conal1nptlon Of WHEAT 10 tho United
Apgaom "a cotnputsA ~ FROM $50 900 to ~ 8Ot
gra and fornGhta delay In tie Laryest repsessptl
nearly M !.W099oo ~ qra consumption; aud Id FrAncs