, 1874-07-18

brought out fresh HellofH, Ut. LolllS hhA nil-
aotivo than for thls, hut did not tluc-
tnato so much. aud only averaged Ae hgh9r,
showing that tho oxoitamcnt was chio'y III reid
lion to tho filling OF the July al,orfs, tofo mol
than ripple on the surface. With light etooks
and o large deal, thare would ha d chnnco for o |
squeeze; but It Is difficult to 800 What roaaon
there is nov tor DO wide premium 10 a,1a on
wheat from the soaboard has kept up we'll,
though littlo is moving from Chicago. Seller
tho month, or eaah No. 2 spring. opened nt
s1.13 GU the walk, and at $l;131 .Mp-sasairs, " aa,
closed At sl.isIo, tho marlot for cash lots
being ovor by tho time $1.13}1 was roaohol on
tho decline. Soller August sold at e10Bs4@'
1.095S, closing at the tnside: No. spring
SHs'a Sn lsasas eG%n :; o y 5Se No. esa do - ss %sa
was quiet and finn at $1.18 for No., q, md
$l.2O for No. i. Winter whent was unchanged.
Cash aalcs wore reported Of 1.2Oo bu No. ! npr!ng
at s1.1G; $500 bu No. 2 spring at s1.n Il;
seSS seSS 81 81 Do DO Il $il553; ssoo bu DO It siisS
b 900 bu do at $t.1A] $500 bu No. 8 spring ut
Sl.0S; 2,A00 bu rejootod apring at e9}fo,i l1eoo
bu No. B Northwestern 1tinnesota, at @1.18;
1900 bu NO. wl,tor at a1.os; rotal, 81, 400 bu.
On exclusive ahtpping demand for everything
on tho Doard. Liverpool was quoted 3D. per $50
fbH hiEhcr and the shipments wero worry much
greater tlau tho receipts, ,Mhilo tho low freight
to tako hold. An additional reason for buying
was tho now genorally admitted fact that the
corn crop Of 1874 will be barely up to tho aver
nge, and will be- all upon Which tho world
has to tall bask. Tho sHpoetIsstip9n! n Of
mutations Of pnst ycars. 40 that shore ja loss old
corn in farmers hauds now than at tho sn1no
date for great many years, thu crop OF last
year being much below the average. Ihia gives
besides tho parties who are popularlJ eroditei
with having entered into an unholg combination
to buy corn loro, ship at oRBe. and mako q
fair profit by selling it on tho eeaboard: THIS
nay bs saa for tic thsy have a
otherwise would not havo found Its way to Chi
cago, and they hayo possibly hoeu tho means Of
securing to the farmer 8@5o per bn moro than
no would have realized but for thom. The do
%'na IL copsrsea s"p sssh rts ia fss e for
month, that tho premium wdened to 70
to-day, aud yet thoro was loss offered. soliar
June opened at GaNo, advanced to 62sRc, aud
closed at o22sc; cash No. 2 was slightly pre-
nro Seller August sold at 81114@o21}4c. cloaiug
al tho insa5e, So}scr tho year sold a. $50. High
mixed cloaod at G291o. and rejected ut 6ol1c
Cash aaea were reported Of y, 600 bu high mixed
1t $50; 1900 bu do 1t ese1c, a7;a0o bu No; at
G2Hc; 10000 bu do at 621e; 600 bn rejected at
Gle; 1000 bu do At G0s4c 1900 BIZ do at 60}1o
2,s0o bu do at eo14c; 800 bp do at Goo. Total,
! 242, 400 bu. ..-
largely attended all through tho aesson, and wore
| quite weak, declining fully 20 per bu. Az statcl
Ia our iaauo this morning, most of tile July deals
woro cloarod Of the Boara yesterday, by acttio..
mont or otherwise, and tlloro WAS no domand
this morning, while tho receipts showed q slight
| inaranaA EaI0er t1IA month 0nnunl n Fin h1t
fell Off to ABe at the olose and cAsh lots closed ut
| soc. THO weakness here caused a downward
| turn In Nov York, md TINT reacted Oh options
for delivery after this month, though tue crop
! no botter than yeaserday. Seller August opened
A. &c.,, aud declined to s5}5c At the
close. Seller September sold at aA}5@9}So;
aoIer tho }'sE; 9 s ;, s3@9fe NS
&c. @ s Sa s Do sG u 5l5o 5 so9S bu do AZ as 5lo a.
GOO bu do ut 60o; GOO bu rejoc.sa ut 400; GOO b]i
| do at A8c !; GOO bn by sample {mixod) at 54c
GOO bu do at SIC GOO bu poor white at 53c, all
OIL track GOO bu white at $50; 1.20o bu do a
59o c9o BY bao light mixed at occ, FREQ GU board
Rya was quiet and firm on old No. 2. fol
which s1.06 WAS bid; whilo now was easier
closing at $50, tho supply being slightly in excess
Of thu demand. Sample lots Of old were want:
o. 4o HH ba ass nov No soo 100 Ss % Il sso
200 bu old by sample at $1.05; 400 bu do al
s1.0a; aud 400 new do at s1.02. Total, 1900 bu
Barley waB quiet. The optioa Of new No. 9
soller September, sold to small extent at 9l.00
mud that prico VAS big for more; but It was gen
orally held at s1.0t@1,02. Cash barloy wa
slow. There IL no old on the market, aNd th
receipts OF new are in bad condition, having be
come heated through being shipped before DIR!
enough to masH 1T oar-1oad. For this reasol
the now arrivals Crude very low, though tn
quality ia good enough II it vero not 90 aamu
No. 2 was quoted at 81. 30, aud No. at a5@00c
Cash saloa were reported OF 400 bu now roieote'
at Goc; 400 hu BY sample At $1.0Q; 400 hu do a
900 400 bu do (hot) at B6c. Total, 1000 bu.
| harley IN c!L1EonAIA,
Tho San francisco Chronicle. Of 8 late date
Gays:
Tho stock Of barley in California Is now lower tha
W. 1 ago lst tas yield 0f ~ r. yssr 1s W.
crop outwegha by % psr cent Thu tota rroaic!to
Tor 1874 Is not less than 900 cent4s of which
asut Easswara BY rai, mud about 600 esntala of th
whole crop will 60 by aaa to various ports where It
IN request. Of the malt. some goes 70 nrtah golan
bia a0nle to AustE4t!y and very large quantity {abou
2o00, 900 pouuds IL 3ant Eaat to beer-rlnkng cItie
which ara not blest With tho raw MATERIAL The prie
growers should remember tlat .he world has Ioen ~
cientiy auppaA with cereals, AMI that
~ gsae*sa rule, RE follows auicGy nron a
Of barley 1pat should take place during tha preset
year, and rroparttonats return eusue to tho grove
HARVEST pRoHPE0rs IN CANADA.
| Iue 1IEuULl HtuQH 1E WIZ Au&A lltdt hAJ
From tho fall wheat having beon frequently In man
loeallties left during winter and spring uncovered
aupw, and consequently exposed To severe fsoss IL
general fear was that It woul 10 q tatM failure,
not few casea 1t haa 1ctua1ly suffered very several
but whore It haa not becu entirely killed 1t has "Alaolt
out wonderfully, xud IL Broket Of In soma cnuut4
~ likely to DO fair crop. The Hrlng crops, howave
pre almost without exception splcudil nay, aro genc
ally represented superior to anything hat han bes
for good many years paat. III sons ds+rlc4, It
haY crops Ia said to 10 light; but these exec
tioual and the general opinion IL that there will u Ii
worry necessary article, 10 OIL unusually abundant su
ply. Rn far aa things haye yet gone, tho green cro
are not exception to general PROMISE Of sbun
a,ce. Tic fruit prospects arc Of tue very fines
From all q,aartera of tho Province tho samo Intel
Rence cores. aud that In brief Ia l1t tho orchar
AHyaF pranlsol muTa bountiful yiold of all kinds
fruit. In Quebec tue stats Of tlings does not Rrpe
encouraging. From reports fr0nl different parta
that province, published Ia La uefrt, !tRppeara til
the !oug,cont!nta1 ralua during scsl tlma prevented
good daal of the land bqlnB sown. but what Gro
thara ats reported Az, III many caaos being 600
md thu yfeld Of hay u universally declared to 10
Q ceptopaly abundant. Many things may tntorvo
: | bGiore the reapiA4 to modify considerably prest
prospects. But 0 all appearances We may calculate
y tAere hcfng abundance, both for lona conaumpt
! aud expprtatlou*
LATEsy.
In tho afternoon wheat waH dull and nearly
lower, usller pressure to ao!l, aud aavlces ot
:, docliao In Now York. Seller tho mouth sold
; s1.13 down to $1.12}l, closing At Sl.1a11 sole,
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