, 1874-06-02

Uhalco 90. .'..s.................s. R.00 Il D,u0
ghotco srrins o1ras. 6.75 q Gas
asol Ms fo ejoo 70 3oo4 s3s sssX
Tsir to choice apring. superana...... a 4So q ~
Molunltt oo,.t.. $50 @ aT59
11syu $50 ID b.4O
oean 49,. l2.0o l@19.6o
What was dull. anu nyoraged about 11{o per bu
lower, boing aurpriangly asoady whou We con-
pool was quoted heavy and tho roaaon for thIs
was iutinsntcd by two private tolegrnms-boIng
mono other than tho faos that tho French demand
for wheat from England appears to hAvo ceaBodfor
this scaaon. Tho receipts OF tho day uoro yery
largo. and tho dispntchoa from country points al
indicated TINT wheat Ia boing presscl forwardton d
market taH aa It eau DO moved, with plenty yot
to como; Tho figures ropubllehod IN onr col
OF tho Now York Produce Exchange wookly woro
rnther froolY commented upon, anl Tho idea
laughed at that wo hayo a1rcndy used up and aont
forward 10 900 600 bu moro tim, the whole OF
tslto, either in tho estimator ot tho Agricultural
Department or elsewhere. Tho relatively high
prices ruling tor wheat, md tho opeunoss OF tho
pas, winter. i,avo cottain'y brought Tor.
vose vs to Of na5est wes a vs1 3 o'1 int gtsSsss tSsss
iudncemonts havo not brought oil tho wheat out
Of farmors' hnnilB, though they may havo cansod
Bono to soil a little moro closely than IN formor
years.. Tho proapocts for tho rext crop aro worry
Crop Reporter givos tho average at 80 por cont
greater thau last ycar In tho otght Western
StatcH; but notes tho presence Of tho grass
hopper In great numbers III Iowa, and the chinch-
bug elsewhere. Il good many operators woro
brought almost to 4 nstandstill lilo Indications
soeMad to point towards lower rFcos, but tho
deliveries were almost nothing, 50 that there was
! scarcely any regular whont on tho market, mud
July. This pgeventod heayinoss. though thoro
was but light demBud, most Of tile local trades
boing in settlomont. Sel1or tho month opened
at sl1g. rccoded to $1.153, advanced to 81. .1GeG.
1.1oa. seller July sold at tho same rricez AZ a.
Juno to no abovo, closing at s1.16A. Cash No.
spring eiosod Of s1.161s@1.1G1l No. do ut
s1.2oS1, No. 8 do as $t.13, and rejected do Mt
s1.o{. Sample wheat was plentiful and dull.
closing at s1.22N for No. !, and q. loh for No.
spring ut s1.21 900 By Do nt .20SS; 13.8oUnn
No; 2Apring Ut sI.16n; 1a l0{ bu oat $1.1gA;
| spring at 81 IL; IL, SOC bu No. / NorthwBstern,
minnesota (saturday), at 81. .22n; 5000 bu do at
SLEEK; q, 400 bu No. do at 9i.101{ Il, 400 bu
| N. s. receipts at s1.1G1G. Total, 100000 bu.
Corn was active and lrgogularly higher. The
| market advanced about 10 per bu early undor
| rather Hllnrp deuland. which was apparouty
born Of fear Of gigantic operation which took
partih shape Mt tic call on tuesday. Tlon tho
] receipts, and this cooled tho ardor OF buyers,
most Of whom soolnel to think it impossible to
corncr tho market With such volumtnoua receipts,
md q certainty that Mgher prices would
bring out still moro corn. Tho course Of tho
! market Roomed to bo but very little influenced
by regard to tho condition Of corn elsewhere.
| It was chiefly n question Of boar or bllll horo
Tho present contoat between the longs and tue
shorts bids fair to be ono Of tho most gigantic
! on feuora, and which way II will terminate Ia
Tow deliveries mado Ills morning, except to tho
ono party on the long sido. but they woro heavy
~ thet nlrecslon, anu n Melo ~ PROVIDED lor.
Now YORK "aR Shade ilrmer, IN sympathy With
ouf carry sSienStn, A'aA rerottea 1alr o3pols
uemaiu: s1. So'lo1 tno anonta p9enea IL w aa
yaheoa Ea,1 70 Sfc oeened 70 20 nna ciosea ~
oot1c: seller July opened es oo1lc nd advanced
to 5729c, closing ut aGt6e. selor August
| NJ t4eYoo2sc, hEh,mi3ea ~ oGSsc
! anu fe)ee'ea nominal NJ r. o5c: Sash
EaleH Ms,o W. o. tepoI5gn u 3'1go nn NO ~
9fs Soog ~ 90 q Sdo t. ~ n GO ~ ogs
i,6o9 ~ 40 az ob2ac =, ouu bn 10 ~ oGt4c . uu9
hu 20. a. bi:4o j l6.auo n ny 10 a. o3o l8uao
10 at o91c; l7,6o0 W 10 ut o0Ao; =, 5oo ~
ro1ecsed I as o5o eopo pu NO. . NJ o915c' Total,
l6g;soo' .o ,uo.. ,,.,r. ~, ,,,,, ~. .u,u.,,z !,
| oa.s %eIo nctl'o a1u "eant o"s A1elu6cu !"
shade lighter than on Friday. the I'M, 'nnrkot open;
ins quite stEons' ,,ot:S IT, sSapathy with corn, snd
Dreak.ng uaaer l a.s, loeIa1 sapply: H. good doal
"Hn WE s..o -. s - ~ 9t1e4sM ~, - -
d419c fos or1haary receipts, and declined to a519o
Il to e,o1e CLOS sose schpr Tue ontn s0 o at
et tho inside. Aojected %as s nominal at 4lc'
y Wssm @ ses &c w were Eeporte @ 81 9uo ~ % N9. st ae
2sGeo pn 40 at 1920; 1 ,4op bii do g 44A o.,
goo hn 90 nt A.; ; u coo na 90 at 43No; ,AoO ba
10 g. 43Go; o9o ~ To!oceeaa eaa a., at 10; 10y y bn
white, ny sample at ayo; 0oo bu DO at lS54c; !;
2,ioD bn 90 at Aoo; o ,ooo ~ 40 nt &c; Goo bs'
ml3oa 81 a0o; ,4vo pu " a1e, ail freo GU board
@ Guy hn white g. aeiGo; o; 1soo bu nnSea at d515c
Wy oa NJ aaoi 1aoo na ~ SAC. 1ota1, 12i,
| wy b"'
!tyo WaH qnlet. put shade hrmer, being in
l nntter demand ut the reducea PRICES OF Friday.
Tho narket M closed nrm at 9oc. sales aa woro 70.
laortoa Of 5g0 ~ ~ NO. Ut Ylei 2,9go @ bu DO at
Me amd IL, ,6lo hu by sample at s2o' on track'
Total, 3,9oo ba.
narey wah dali ana 1T irre$u!ar. -, no: was
non'lnaliy lo%or, at sl:4oml.45. No. 8 was u
hnudo hrmor, ut 9oa@Sl:oo, tue ontaldo III
9oaho oscteu was hop III q n
o. S1:oo 2oo ny 40 at 9oo poo pn " ~ Sample
o. do9 ~ ~ 10 ~ 99e, ,oon "a 1 arack aoo pu 10
" 2oc' oo11'e1eu' loLpi, -'aoo ILL.,