, 1874-11-15

scarcely Dc quoted hlEher. Bran WaB quiet ant
steady. Sales we're reported of 400 brls white
winter extras on private terms; 100 bris spring
extras (1inn.) at $500; 100 brs do at 34.55; 2O[
brs do 1t $3.50; 100 brls do at s4.25 100 bris dc
at $4-00; 200 brls do ou private terms 100 brla
rye at $500; 25 brls buckvheat At $3.50; Is brla
DO at $500; Is brls on private terms. Total,
3.1o5 brls. Also 20 tons bran at $15. 50, track
10 tons shorts at $1,000. on track. The following
Was the closing range Of prices:
! Choice to favorito winters 575a 625
Luui4nou " soou oUN9 sou
Guulee spf!n8 G311aS 4Ge9 500
Fair shipping 4.25a 4.5U
Patent spring extra. G.5D9 800
SupcEdnes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300{a 3.75
lsye nouT 5003 5.95
Buckwheat -four. our.....-................. 6Uofa $50
bfan.'... 15.5ot916,00
Wheat mas active and strong; averaging &c
higher than on Friday. For wonder LIVERPOOL
was reported "buoyant" on come descriptions,
and strong on all, the bears there having eyi-
IDENTIFY wavered under the small receipts At the
prices they have offered. and the prospect Of in
creased cost Of transportation from the West
during the winter months. But the smalIness Of
the receipts from the United States had proba-
bly, little more to do in strengthening the tone
there than tho light movement in the West The
recent history OF tho trade hero plainly proves
that farmers not willing sellers 1T less than Soc
in this market, and send no more forward than
they are Obliged to sell. And our receipts to-
day were less than tho recent average, while the
summary Of the daily bulletins indicates that
our stock has decreased 900, 600 bn during the
past week, making our present stock nbout &c.,
0O0 bu. Tho present rise has astonished good
many who sold short in full confidence that the
market would touch 75c, but it is not
much Of reaesion1, after all. seeing that
Of 4Se per ba 'n he1s nas aef not nae eP
demand for shipment to-day though a little i'm
provemens was noticeable in that respect The
trading was chiefly IN options. Seller December
opened at 89c, rose to 89s4c. fell back to 89S6c,
H. i ont X
close, Seller January sold at 9o1l@9l51c. clos
ing at 9056c. Seller the month sold at 88k@
S9l14c, closing at SOC. Cash No. spring closed
at 8e@s94c, the outside for gilt-edged re-
ceipts. No; spring was scarce at 95c; No.
do closed at s4154o. and rejected do at 791{fc
No. Minnesota wheat closed firm at &c
Cash sales were reported OF 400 bu No. i spring
at 95c; 5000 bu No. 2 do at 89]9c; It, 400 bu do
at s9bc 7.400 bu do at 82Ac; II 600 bn do at
1s.5oo bu do At $500; $500 bu do at $50:
! 100 bu do At $3.50; 1920 bu No. 8 spring 1T
S5c; 800 bu do At 84a<c; 1900 bu do at size;
800 bu do at 841lc; 400 bu do (St. L. E.) at Sic;
400 bu rejected spring at Doc; 400 bu do At 79c;
lveIed; i 200 bu No. Minnesota at s102;
10000 bu do (cargo) at $1.00; 800 bu No. 9 |
Minnesota at 92c: 1900 bu do Northwestern at
8914c. Total, 126,2oo bu.
Corn was active in the aggregate, though very
dull at times, with a much better inquiry for !
shipment than on any day during the past week,
and averaged 13e higher, but Was weak, III spite |
Of frmness in Liverpool, 19c advance in New !
York, and small receipts here. The fact was
that operators expected IN advance in Europe.
lative domand for old. both on local aud
country account. but sellers we're slso
numerous. Now corn was in very good request
for shipment, there being several orders here
enough to ship safely. Seller the month opened
1T 7515c, adv vanced to 7559c. and declined to
749lc at the close. Seller the year sold at 72N
@7319c, closing At the inside. Seller May sold
1t 691(@6319c. Now No: sold at 66@G61Kc
Did No. closed at 7a54c; new do at about
10c; old rejected ut 72c, and new do at SIC.
Cash gales reported Of 800 bu high mixed at
'5slc; 400 bu do at 7514e; 1000 bu do at 1890;
200 bu do, new, at 7oc: is. 600 bu No. at
u do at 75ss4c; 5.0o0 bu do at 754c: 5000 bn do
4Mc; ,40o bu do, new, At Zoe; 1,200 bu rejected
t 53c; 500 bu do at 7211c; 800 bu do at 72c:
u do at 6714c; 1000 bu do st Ct; 2,400 bu by
ample, new she1led, at CSC; 1900 hu do at SIC
300 bu do at GGc; 1900 bn do at 65s<c; 500 bu
10 at 65115c; 400 bu do at Csc; 400 bu do, ear. at
SC; 400 bu do at 64c, all on track; 1000 bu new
oard. Total, 1000 bu-
Oats were more active, and strong at an ad-
ance Of 1@14c, under continued light receipts, |
nd further strength in Now York There was d
air inquiry for local consumption. and light
emand for shipment. but the course Of the
1a1ket indicated that this months optiona were ]
early all filled, while there was good deal ont
u tho year. The trade was chiefly in the latter
ption. which opened at 49c, and advanced to
3t5@59Hc, closing at the inside. Seller Jauu-
~ sold ut 4911c. Cash No. 2 closed at 4916c,
nd white With buyers at Soc The bulletin
1oUs that our stock in store has been decreased
: more than 100000 bu during the past week
aah sales were reported Of 1920 bu do at
)Ac; 10000 bu do at 4956c; 1920 bu do at
NC; 2, 400 bu No. white at 5oI1c; 1000 bu
, at 501lc; 2,400 bu do at soc 600 bu rejected
: 48c 600 bu do at 47c; GOO bu do at 4G5<c;
70 bu do at 46c; 600 bu by sample at 53c 600
Rye WAS quiet in the absence of offerings and !,
lvanced 111@2c under a good demand, which J
ou!d have taken up great deal more without :
eakening the market, which closed strong at :
ere limited to 1,G00 bu No. ut 87e; 1900 bu
} st 8615c; aud 800 bu do at 86c. Total. 5000 9
Barley Was rather active and very irregular. | L
|; but several holders seemed anxious to sell
the advance, and the feeling turned the other u
~. Seller the month opened At 91.29, and ad- p
need to S1.32 closing Al .30 Seller Decem-
y sol sold at Sl;3o@l.32, aud cloeed at about
}. s closed Mt S1.2o for recoip pts n '1 a.
& Co.'s, and At about e1.17 elsewhere.
.sh sales were reported Of 5000 bu No. 2 at -
80 5000 bu do at 51.2o 1,600 bu No. 8 at
20 1000 bu do at 91.16 1900 bu do at =,
Is; 500 bu rejected as lilo ); 400 bu do 1t y
.o9; 900 bu do at s1.oS; 5000 bu BY sample, Il
oiee California at S1.471s; 1.603 bu good do
31.40; 200 bu Western at S1.3711 400 bu =
at S1.57 1000 bu do at 31.30; 400 bu do at
-2751 400 bu do at s1.25; 400 bu do at S1.20,
on track. Total, Sc, 400 bu.
LATEST.
10 the afternoon wheat as in good demand and
: higher. closing firm at Soc aeller December,
q 9055@91c seller January. Corn Was quiet {
74}}1@'74s4c for the month, and 727c seller the
sr. Oats were quiet and shade easier, clos- | n
; at 49Ac for ths month, and Acc foz the year.