, 1874-06-26

that character wh hct proninos big yic'l over \
bigger area than has ever before hean planted
Of wheat from tho soaboard continues. but very
few seem to have contitlunco Tint IL will koop up
much longer. Seller JnlY opcnod this nloru-
Ing at 9t.lo5l, declined to sl.f94, advanced to
closing a. sl.1sN. selor August ao!a at sl.i3
@l:129l, and hellor septomber at alo6@t. t.oo19,
both c!oBiug at tho isit1a seller tic month, Or
cash Nc: 2 spring. sold At $1.l0N@l. 20. cioAtnE
at 51.l9l1:. No. spring closed at 81 "a; No.
DO at ?l.1b. and rejected do at ,s1.o4. Alinno-
sota wheat was in good dcnantl, hut cloaed !ame
at a1.20 for No. /, and sl.28 for M. 3.
Casl aales were reportod Of 500 i't No; !
spring Mt $1.24H; 10, 400 bu do at s1.24; 500 bu
do at 81 la; 16,ooo bu No. 2 do " s1.20; ,e,4oo
bu do at 91.10N; "a, 800 bu do at at.1DN $4,000
bu do Mt s1.103z; 7,4oo bu do at &1.1D1f; 1920
bu No. spring at ei.1 1000 bu do at el.l5;
800 bu rejected spring at a1.0515; 400 bu do Mt
sl.oa; 100 bu by sample At 8i.25 delivered 5000
bu No. l Northwestern nod Minnesota at
| Sl.271T; 1,60D bu do ut 81 20; 400 bu No. ns
| a1.2i 1900 bu do at S1.29. Total, Lac 900 bu.
Ssf hsn ws ysstssaa Ns er ssss Sss ss
ing throughout notwithstanding tho fact that
cash corn was bought yory freely for shpment.
| Liverpool was quotol eaalor, md Now York
dull, Shile receipts pouring In upon this city
grain inspected in yesterday md this morning
aggregates 1,709 car loads beasdes u, 900 bu By
| canal. This madn free sOllass and the assertion
WAS hoard in several Quarters that fow more days
| OF such weather, md such results, would knools
tho combination higher than GllderoyB kite.
| Per contra, ono Of our largest corn BUYERS who
ds not charged with being in the ring, stated to-
| day that ha did not bclieyo in tho existence OF
corner. Ho wAa buying OH legitimate or6orB
from tho East, md bolievcd tho others woro
trading in much the same way-buying the corn
and forwarding it, becat,ac they find o present
profit In 80 doing. Seller July openod
1 Il lad b. L. f.
aud declined 10 CO.'S at tho CLOSE sellorr
| August sold at tho game range ga July.
sollor the month or cash No. 2 sold at 60Hl@
8l16o, coatng ut tho inside. High mixed closed At
rspeortcd Of 500 bu yollow At 01}5o; 35,4oo bu
| Aiah mixed at Gl1c; 10000 bu do at Gl15o;
40,a00 bu do at Gle; Il, 600 bu do at G011o; TO-
20D bu No. at 61 }5c; 200, 900 bu do at Gle;
S Sn DO at la9 en Id DO ~ at It s9Ne
10000 bu do at 6713c; 0.00o bu No. q atloat at
611{c; 24,000 bu high mixed atloar ut Gl9@o.
Total, 743, 500 bu.
Onts wero active and woak, averaging about
~ lower. There was q worry good slipping dc-
| mapd early, in sympathy with reported tirmncHs
in Now York, and thiH sustained tho market, in
| the face Of full receipts and fine weather. But
prices weakened nfter the orders had been
filled. Us sellers remained In force. Cash No. 2
olone. Seller the mouth was steady at 451<c.
Seller July sold at 41l{@4111o; soller August
at 33l{o; and seller the year at Soy {GD335sc.
llo1eoted closed Mt 43c. Sample lots we're very
dull. Cash salea were reported Of 1l1.400 bl
No. 2 at 400; 4, 400 bu do At 43Yc; 1,s00 hu re-
bu at 500; 1900 bu doat4s11do quo bu do mixed
ut 47c; GOO bu do at 4G114ce, on track 600 .bu
Totsi Tsi Il ia ayS 80 M S'0 ~ 10 u 4'' o'F's'u
Rye was 10 lower, and rather moro active Mt
tho decline, several orders having bevn un tho
market for two or three days paBt bit limited
GnIr
Of 3.2u0 bu No. Q ut 84o; 400 bu do IN. WI at
85c, and 400 bu by sample on track at Sic. Total,
1000 bu.
Barley was In rather better domnna on op-
tionH, but at a lower range, the finer weather
promising we'll for both quantity and quality OF
tho coming crop. Some dealers claim that the
yield viii bo three times larger than laat year,
anil that harvesting will begin lY tho middle OF
sellar September (for now) sold at Sic, then at
$40. and cloHod at $50. For seller August 8sc
was bid, but thore were no offerings. Now No.
0, seller September, was quoted at 70D75c.
Casn No. was nomna( at 90@05o and rejected
at G5@7oc. sales were reported of 800 bn No. 2
at R1.10, and 80 bu by sample on track at Ao.
FOREIGN GREEN FRUITS.
The Nov York Bulletin recently published IN
interesting royiow OF the trade in foroign grco1l
fruits, showing it's great progress within the past
which tho following III condensed:
The yield and extent OF tho tralo in pine
applos Inns largely increased within the
past five or six years, Tho orop tLH
year las been plontifnl. and the
Nav York mnrknt- tta nr;nc,n,I t1;atrihs
t;'o ,o;.+ H.: ~; ,l ~ EioItpa. uetp
s,n,SI;aa WIN wa.t 1nI,a fs,,;1 na7 n pSon npasas
auPP!iea Wltu Nod1 4nu.a 1Fult. 1no Hauamat
are tue chief sources Of supply. and pricos have
ranged from flo.oo@250o carly ia tho seasou to
The traffic III Daracoa fO1ba) bapanas ,,as .,a1
rreptly inoranseJ and thia frt Ina n,,o S,or
sInj saa joi"ava. nsa ta'e Wv u@A lu!sa aupar'
scaea 3a Ite oanahaa from AAp,n%al!, which arllyt
only at stated intervals and Command higher
prices for various roasonH. Since the great dc,
orease i'll the production OF coffee in Cuba more
attaptiun has boon Maid Ia the c,ltiyation al
fnhncco md fr,,;+ oenosioif- .o,,n",, "|'1 ~ !;
tnomcht tnt ahont am a"saans ~ Maraaco ~ fs,,;
s hn rano;Saa ovv nasaeoa ifNll
have sold ID et y $l;5og2.6o per bunch. and Aspin
At this timo Of tho wear. oranees and 1ennnt
como nrinoipally from gidilv f1,anooa nrn IN.
rortoi alnn fro,. v.iD";n' - G34I6on I6 ~ :. w, M
EE E.aH. "'nT tS, W 9in .atonotA, apu iotAoHh 1ioli
era1ce. 1hs H.; 1nvana season 1of oranEes doe
not begin until Ootobor. The demand for lem
ous from all SOURCES Ia very large. PriceB TO