, 1874-08-08

| mu1en WIS whht1d At fllty 80 pr0.ntum Rbovt
Nov wlloas was In bet,or supply, md takol
With moderate readiness where old wns not pro
ourablo, T4ls Induced fair speculative demand
nllaor which tho markot roao, but wcakeuod OF
receipt Of tho latoat Now York ,advicos. sello
advanced to $1,000, rocodod TO a1.D9t{, in,proY
Cd to $f.o1, mud cloacd at a1,UaN. Sailor Har
tembor sold nt:s1. A@l.o1, closing at 81 :o3yS1
Seller Seller he S year gold M nt 99@o91lo. oasl, No; ?
. do at oooj; and rejected DO at o1o. hlinncsots
sprinK wheat WAS nominal Mt S1.17,1 I'll
No. i, and s1.oot6 for Nc. q. Winte,
wheat was dull at s1.og for No. 2 rod
4 g .o0}11 800 ba DO At 81 ok 4oo la Do i
3l.0G d,U00 bu No. spring 1old and A. D. 4
Co. rocelpts> at 81 10511 5000 bu do at 81. ON
% 400 hu do ~ s1.o4I 400 bu do at sl.ol
ba So &c s1s spsaS i s g. bs slS s
ob>1o; 5000 BIZ do ut 900 1000 bn rojootod
spring ct olo /; 800 bu No. 2 red wintor ut a1.o4
Total, LIZ, GOO ba.
though wonh iu tho flrst haIf Of tIio session.
Iho receipts wore amllo, and the reports from
| tho country woro contradictory. Soma letters
stated TINT corn which was dropping three days
ngo has improved wonderfully under the rocolst
rain, aud now promises good crop. uoucosoy-
ties in the country who bought n fow aays ago.
These, however, woro fow. Tho market ia lnrge-
,ylong In tho country, but tho purchases woro
aao not SO mqG YEA IN an9nnt9n Of sho
corner this month, aa promised by partich In tho
interest Of tho rocout corn combination. Thu
fact that Mcv promised, Or predicted IT, should
bo auflciont to discroalt the story, unloss sup
ported by other ovidcncc but 1t was extensively
believed. To-day Liverpool was qnotod q shado
dcaror. and Now York tLrm but tho market rllol
dull, with fow buyers till about noon, when ship-
porH took hold froely, aud lnHdo tho deal M
nfETYn ty1ri$1 fztfu
Tho latter wero especially nnxioua, for this
month, whom somo ouo announced that ho had
hsurod up that thoro is scarcely moro thau &c.,
0o0 bu IN storo here. Tho aesual quantity thls
morning was about o2o:ooo bn;;. The pastics to
that does not prove that tl.oy wero not buying
through other brokers. Tho shipping demand
was chiefly On Eastern account. outside Of Now
York, md New England ID reported TO be COM
paratiyoly bare; that section will probably want
evory bnshel tho Northwest has to spare before
the advout Of tho now crop. Ihore ia compare
lively little in farmers hauds; but, at tho Hame
timo, 1t IL moro than probable TINT the roceipta
e s ill., next two ~ Ta9 'n r be- aa4
opened ut o529o, roao to 654c, foil back to e51{o
and advanced to 6G1ao,. cloaing at ooc. sollcr
the month sold at c5l1@o7Ao. closing At
4s1 oM Cash ee ks a0d '0ssd xs3oasa e. G1e' sh
Cash aaloH wore reported Of "a, 500 bu high nix
cd nt 67s4c; II, ,400 bn do at 671Go; 5000 bu do
o74o; 400 bu do At 87c; 10000 bu No. at
6711o; 10, 600 bu. do ut 67}so; $4,000 bu do At
.? s % Do = Il b. b. Dc Do Ct ct
GG11o; a., 400 b11 do at GG36o; 10000 bu do nt
G6Ao; 1000 bn rejected nt G511o; 4,400 bu do
ut 65Ao; $500 bu 10 ut G5o. Tota1, AGO. 600.
Tie receipts wore again large and cash Lots woro
weak early 10 consequence declining 10 further,
to S9c, but improved under far do,aand to
291$c as tho close Options were frmer, tho
decline Of yesterday having brought out several
bnying orders. aoer tho month sold at 309lG9
than At o'clock yestorday. Seller September
sold at 85@s53<c, closing At the outside. sollor
October sold as 35,4 @35e14c, aud se}or tho year
moS 1T 49, is M dns e1psGa'U5 oa t Of s as nhs
Cash aalcs wero reported Of 10000 bu No. as
40c 800 bu do ut 39S 10, 400 bu do ut 3tlo;
1900 bu No. wlito at 41o: B.A00 bu do ut
A011o; 100 bu do at 400; 1.2o0 bu rejected ut
do ut. 42]16c; 1900 bu do at 42o; COO bu do
COO bu whlto Al 45o; 1900 bu Ut 43o; 1900 bu do
at 42c, freo on board: Total, 10 400 bu.
. limited de,nand and q moderate supply. Tho
immediate wants Of local buyora have boon aatis-
fiod by recent purchases, and tloro is no margin
Of profit on ahipnent. Soller September sold
ll0:oo0 bu) as 100. Cash sa'cs wero reported OF
bu By sauplo 1t zoo. Total, 2,40o bu.
Barley was dull and weak, declining 11So On
tho option for next months delivery, though the
offerings woro not largo. Enrly sales of soIler
September werc maao at s1,04, aud tho latest
at 91.01H5, about 1890 bu being sold at tic
range. Caah No. closed nominal at BLOB No.
at 9io and rojoctod at SOC. Cash sales include
400 hn No: At s1.o31l; 400 bu by sample ut
91,121,6; 800 bu do Ut ssi.10. Total, 1,G0o bu.
WOOL.
Lange & Thonoman, Of Melbourne, Australia,
quota tho total cost Of transferring wuul from
that port to Now York al litt}a Lass than 2l1o
per ID.
Walter Brown, Son d Co., Of Mem York, write
as follows:
largo portion Of tho new clip OF domesfo fseeoca
has now found ts Way to the seaboarA markets. and in
character and condition is aboye tho average Of te
past few years. During the frat hnf OF July these
wools wore taken freely by manufacturers. thereby
preventing any great accumulation IN tho hania Of
commission agonta. Thu prtcea obtained. although
sufficient to eavs small margin carly purchases,
were comparatively lower than the figures pai, tn thu
country during tho pRss few weeka.
Since tue middle Of last month the de,nnnd hoa
slackonea considerably nld. although prices arc still
quoted Ar1n, most holera inclined to meet tue
views OF Hanuiacurers. and Will make slight uonces-
slnns to offcct Haies.
Tho following wero tho imports OF foreign bread.
stutfa into tho United Kingdom OF Great Britaiu anl
1reland from JAN to juno 30, iucluhiyc for tres
yearH: