, 1874-09-27

| Wheat was steady. and moderately active, at
| al average decline Of Il per bu New York and
| Liverpool wero dun. ani olr receipts large, il
Gliding 537 carloads, against SIT Yesterday to
which being, like the sword Of DamoeIes, q: the
mouth Of the river, suspended by cable instead
Of q nalr- This naturally brought out FREQ
Eellcra for next mouth, WATCH weakened the
1narket for September when it opened There
seemed to be lltto disposition to take up the car
lots Of the speculative grade. though the market
! appears to bo very short for this month ; and
| the longs were apparently ayalling themselves
of tna uuwllllngnp.s to do anything but sett1e to
! lot down quotations ior tho pur pose Of bringing
them up with q found thru next Wednesday. II
| il claimed by somo who are iu position to
know, that the shortage. il big enough to send
the market up to sl.1a for this month. though
October shollM not 80 above 93c. The m.gni-
tudo Of receipts for the nexl three days will de-
eide that question. II, after that time, they
should full back to recent dimensions,
the October deal will change its aspect
New York. There was onls moderate
demand for shipment to-day. and that only for
the lower grades aud for Minnesota. Our No. )
hpriug stands wo.l with mlllors, aud is
eage1ly sought for, being noarly equal to the
95t5c, and closed At o335c Soer tho month
sold At 96'4@97i!c. closing At 9d;.e: seilor the
, year yo!l at ac; y! !1@ol2$c caeh No. : spring
StSESA
3 do at 5515c; and rejected do at s11c.
Minnesota wnoat was relatively dull at |
97c for No. 2, aad closed at S1.03 for No. l. |
Cash sales we're reported Of 1,C00 bu No. spring
as 37l4c; 52.2oo bu do At SIC; 4l,suo bu do At |
9G34c; 17,4oo bu do at 9G1Gc; 11,6oo bu No. 8 !
spring at s3;tc; $500 bu do at 8S35c; 10,80O bu |
do at osI:c; sou bu d. at 8s1t!c; 3,20o bu do at
do (st. l.. E.) AZ SIC: $500 bu No. Northwest |
crn Minnesota at 3l.03; LOO bu do at :l.02l5
1,21O bu do at 5102; $500 bu No. 2 Minnesota |
al Vic. Total lS5,200 bu.
Corn Was i'll good demand and steadier, with lit
to change from tho alvanc9 gained on Friday
afternoon. The receipts were again large III pro- !
portion to the recon. average, and New York was
dull but Liverpool was reported stronger. aud |
tha jority OF operators looked for falling OF
in recni pts after no1t Wednesday, It is report
ed that Iowa is pretty we'll cleaned ont Of old
corn and that there arc orlars on the river for
all tho new that CAT ho forwarded for somo time
to como, to go into consumption N Western
sa:tions whero the crop has been failure.
There is no doubt that the corn crop
OF the West il tho most irregular that
has been known for many Years. In many |
counties Of Illinois. as Douglas, Edgar, and
Coles, it viii average not far from 60 bu to the
acre. notwithstanding the drought, wIllcll stunt
ed the stalk Tar more than tho ears. In moro
northern counties of this State it will fall of to
10 bu to the acre; and in tho grass.lopper re-,
Elon5 OF ksnEaa to nothing 3. all. There is full
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good property at present prices, and they aro
buving it to lay away, especially it costs very
little to bring It hoina and VIC can scarcely OK
poet another season Of such low rates OF trans
l'0rtation as those which have ruled By lake this
summer. These low rates make the price Of /
corn to Eastern consumers much less than in,li-
Gated by this price in this market, and par !
tially account fur our high quotations on the
i9lic, declined to 751;c, and closed At 7S2,c. |
Seller the month sold at 5u1i{@51]!c and closed
1t 5034c. Seller the year sold at 72tas72l@c; anu
seller 3[av and June At Csc. C.sh No: 2 closed
strong at 3ll+c; aud high mixed at sl1ic. Cash
:ales we're reported Of 16,l0o bu inSh mixed at
s2c; I, 600 bu do At 3,2oo bu do at size
'3 900 bu do as Sic; 2,400 bu rejected u. Sic
100 ou do at 73}4:; 1900 bu do ut 73c. Total,
In. 800 Eu.
Oats ware in fair demand but irregular, aad
ETc:aYed &c lover, chiefly because the5 woro re-
'orted dull in New York. Tue receipts were
aEse and the shipments quite small. whilo the
PROSPECT is. that We ahalt receive not far from
0U0oo bu por dav. at least till the nidIlo of tho
o.ning week. Of course this ie ycr- little in
he trade of the city. but 1t will add an impor-
ant percentage to preEent stocks, which are 80
i've strength. Seller October opened st 4s35<c, I
eceded to 43!lc. ADVANCED to 49c, anl :
.,h: sold At 4e@5oc closing IT 4sl{
lash sales we're reported Of 6.ooo bu 10: At
o.; Il, 500 hu do at 1850; 7,2o0 bu do at 4J!<c;
), 900 bu do At 43!4c; $500 bu do a. 4oc: 9 400
u No. white at SIS; 200 bu do st 49221c; 2,400
Il do at 4?15:; LIDO bu rejected at 4Tc; 1,soo
u do ct 46.::.; GOO bu do at 451@c; 1,s90 bu do
t 45c: 1.29U bu By sample, white, At 52c; 1890
q part mixed at soc; 800 bu a: Sic. all on track,
'ota', G0.300 bu.
Rye quiet and abou. }4c lower, buyers /
ol1sng OF, in the expectation Of Larger supply,
common With other grain The receipts are
ov slightly on the increase and the shipments
yesterday were reduced to zero. Cash sales !
'-d1T were reported Of 800 bu No. 2 at 30c:
500 bu do at soH5o; 1900 ba do (sho1t 7cccipte)
: $50; 400 bu b7 taaaple ~ SIC on trscx au1