, 1874-07-21

tho purchase OF ono B1nall cargo, tho roBt Of Tho
Wl,oat nrrangod to bo moved out bolg grim TINT
alAo dull md liouyy, and tho gathering clouda !
tflreatonad, rnin. which, although 1t mny como
too Into to be Of Borvco to Tho wfsunt-crop, yet
tenaed to wea!son tho markot. 1Int 1t wns very
stubborn till tho Inst ho,tr Of the scaaio', then
went down slowly. Thoro is not worry much wheat
hero for thta n.ontl,'a delivery. md 80 mitch
haH boon BOLD short for August TINT n gool
dcal Of cantion Ii ilansfcstel In regard
to riaking further tn tint direction, oyon with
wealn,osa elnowlero; 4 gool many operators '
actor Of the yield Of this crop Ia we'll under-
atood, md tls loaaoned hroa due to tho outside
infiue'lcon, though u could rot Eovont It. seii.
e g, August opnne at sd:o71 advanced e., 70
er ts month a sS sold at @ s TX iS eoslng at
No. l spring sold at e11l. No..3 do At e1.oi md
retcctod d. at uic; but MI eosed non'i'ln'ly
lower. Minnesota wheat closed ,lotntnally at
el.1o for NJ, 9, and s1.19 for No. l. Rcd
winter wheat was quiet at abons tllo aan!o
prtcoa III tho corresponding grades Of spring.
Casli aalaa woro reparted of .410 BIZ No. Hprillg
Mt Sl.14; G,D00 bu No. spring ut 81 .12l; ;,210
m Sa 90 90 at at 1i2} q 4S @ b M o 90 s It 5o 9So
" do ut s1:11}!3; 7,G0o bu No. . spring Ut 3t0l;
AGO BIT rejcctod Hpril,g nt bic; iDtju bu No.
Northwestern as sl.1aI4; 2,4oJ bu No. 2 do Mt
si.1SMi =, y ,S1 32oo bn No. rca ~tor at fi1a To-
Corn rms loss active, md worry htoaay till noar
tho oloao, when 1t weahoicsl slightly In synlpa-
thy with wheat, md III consequence Of /, SLOW
Shipping movement. The lanrkct for cash lots
nreraEet }so highor than On Saturday, and
York }:@tc ligf,or, vllilo laho frcigLta
wero weak. This Induced u stronger fooling ola
the pnrt VI holders Of corn. wAieh prevented
sonle buyera from taking hold. 1euco tlloro wns
lhkN f1OIDr. EHmA NnFtirt rttr0rfnf1 fh.tfnp }hnf
tho "cliIuo have got through buying for tho
present, and tho chief demand waB from other
rutellaaers un account Of shipments to Europe
via Montreal. 4 good deal Of corn laa gouo thut
profit as compared with tho Nov York Tonto.
There was not much demand for optionu to-day,
buyers holding of on aecount Of tho weather.
Seller August ,sold at q N@82c, and sellor tho
at thu iusido. High mixed aoscd 1T 69J6o, and
rejected at 611lc: Cash sales woro reported Of
80, 500 bn high mixed at C3c 52,00O BIZ No. z at
G2?5c; 81, 400 bu do at 629{o; 4,400 bu do ut
O23ao; 12,soo by rejected at OK Il, ,eoo bn do
cnr at 57111c, atloat. Total, 1s1, 100 bu.
Oats wero less active, but stronger, tl1cro be-
Ing fow offerings. If tho tguroa Oh tho hu11otin
board DO correct, thoro ore not moro tlan about
5000 bu heie now, of oil gradoas mailing tho
many options out for this month that aro not
provided for. But there woro scarcely enough
cash oats offered to meet t1o wants OF tho local
feed doalerg, who havo all beon hanging buck for
even The rats, Hence pricos advanced 1@2c
under M urgent demand, closing at 52c. sollor
tho mouth was 1&a3114o higher. oponing at 4715lo,
advancing to 4994c, md closed strong. Seller
Asgst A.; ss;,,s,,S WIS Se lghnor, n at $5(@s5'@o
sst'f aa sesp nsp0ese se Ss% ssar ut '5ee1s 55s
M oash saiea Wore rsported @ Of saSo ou 'up No. IT.
$40; GOO bu do ut 5l94c; 1900 bu do at 115o;
$500 bu do at51o; 2,40o bu do at 5ohc; du0 bu,
do at 5s15c; GOO bn DO at $50 GOO bu do, mixed,
at 6Io; G00 bu do at 5311c; G00 bu do at 5Dc, oil
delivered. Total. 1880 bu.
lsyo was quiet, and again loo per bu lower, as
buyers held OF til tho elreet Of larger receipts
should be developed, which was do.la rather ox-
tonsively to-day. No. 2 WAS not offered in largo
quantity, but few wantel 1t. Sales wore linlitod
10 2,U0D bu now No. a ut a0c, eud 4U0 bu
choice, by sample. at e8c, on track.
Iarloy was in fair demand, hut shade castor
under more liberal offerings, with prospect Of
fair receipts Of now this and nest month. Seller
September oponod ut a1.09, advanced to 31.o3,
mud closed at s1.0215: No 2 closol at sl.00,5.
CASH sales wore reported Of 500 bu now No. q at
tho month at s1.0o; 400 bu Nc. . ut $50. Total,
$500 hu.
PRODUCE srAT1HT1CH.
Tho New York Produce Erclat.ye 1pee1Iy laB
tha following:
Tho reports Of the crop prospects in Ireland follow
much improved. In tho Counties q Armagh nnd All
trla tic wheat crop was In good promise, and tho
cd: Thn hay CROP III process " cutting, "aa yielding
botter than had Been exiseted. Mangoiats and tur-
ntps had good PROMISE Thesc coudit!ons wnre up
pcahls to ths larger portion Of ireland. but from
Limerick. while Wheat aud potatoes promfscd fair
yeld, other erops were below Tug ayerage Of former
yGars. lha what crop ~ thc Dril'Ha Isles was ~
VII cxtsna INTO August ana September on early and ato
soils. Iho ~eatAof ~n!Gh, duf'na tno last Ee9k IN
JUNG, was cola and variable; nfeE tho rainfall has
stAto hcsn Aas ana tofeang THO rainfall WAS Of great
boneht to tho hny and root crops tic prosrecta for
which hail beeM seriously impaired BY long euntnu-
ed drought Ihe tofnar WILL 1e' It IL expected mulch
below ~ average.
9nstng tAa Mss Week ~ 9Nne taess %eso N Franco
violent thunutr-sori III sonc casea accnlnpantcu by
ha, more especially sbo Inter, " tho Central and
southern uepartngntas como hclds ot grain we're
Injured, hat t4e damage WA quite ania.por!a.t.
It wRa expected that tue rain, though dcaying tho
harvest would bonoat tilo spring grain erops @ aud tile
hay crop ihero wefb IN Fnris Oh tho @oth oi juno,
only 10 600 sacks OF nar!s flour. which causc some
thing Of snic The fnrmutH III tbs interior had had
thoif wheat stoSHs mosssT e1hansses ahu the eoia-
sumption Was mostly Of forein wheat. Tue arrivals
Of wheat at hlarsolcs during tho week ended tho eth
Of Juns wero 30 COO qu!utas, and during te pgoyt
ong week o00 anntais or nearly $50 900 bushels.
Still the stock til granary at Marsclcs on tho aGth
nlt was only nbont l7,0o0 bushels. At Nantes thcre
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