, 1874-09-02

averaging 10 higher than yesterday, with bst-
ter shipping demand. Liverpool wna quotod 4
ahndo hrmer, and Now York Tas ntsoug till near
tug oloaS when It easod oit in sympathy with Gilt
cage; Tho large receipts OF yesterday, with
small shipments, mado amends for smaller
Inspection this morning. There Was a good
deal doing IN tho speculative Department. but Il
Naa iargoy in tho Nay Of turning over into next
Ihoro Nas not much buying Oh now contracts. or
operators seemed to be generally afraid Of
It. They reason that, after tho British nilIerg
haFo get enough OF our wheat to mix with so
ucn o. tnolr own aa It IL necessary to use before
the English wheat is scasoned, they will want no
moro till pricea have gone down to lover point
wlcrc british farmers themselves will refuse to
sell. Honco they cay there is no encouragement
1or capital to take hold and carry tho property.
" course it ls comparatively small portion Of
Our crop that is exported, but tAat portion is tho
most important factor In liking the price Of ali the
roat, and 30 long rs wo hive twice as much to
spare as is wanted in competition with plcnteous
advantage Seller he month @ aE opoasd tosy
at 931 advanced to 94o, aud declined to 9as/c.
cloalng at 921Sc. sellor Ootopar sold at $500
93Mo, closing at 929lc. Seller tho year sold 4
No. do at o71le, No. do At ol3lo (under an
ut SIC minnesota wheat was 'ir'" in pooa oS
request. at S1:oa for No. l, and o7o
Sr faa 80 q Winter wheat vas inactive
sspring at e715c GOO BY No. 2 spring Ut oi51o
u. .ao0 bu DO vt 94]lc; 15,0D0 bu DO at O1Eo:
W S9o bn TO at 94oi 10, ,00U bu do at 931ko; ST.
6oo o bu do ut 93Mo; q, 600 bu do at 935So; 67,-
b1 No. spring at 9la 5000 bu do At oi5So:
1,600 bu do at 81 70; 1900 bu do at Ole: 500 hn
ns 9o1<e; 8oobn do at oo96o; 1,200bu do 1t 9O1<c;
eoo bu 90 at 9ollo; 400 bn do at 00o; 4,e06 bu
sota oi Ct $l.o2; 24,7oo bu No. do at So. Total.
262, GOO bu.
Corn vas very active; and 1@2o higher, being
strong throughout till near the close, under
s9od & domsnt, both for options and cash lots.
;c The principal business done carly was in chang
ing ovor fron this month into next and tho nro-
ntu'n on the October option wllenod to a/o nm
ds. DER the domaud, but foil of to No. Gho ro-
p ceps ast wore au1te ama az compared With those
tue bulk Of tho corn is in. This brought out an
active inquiry from tho short interest and
ti,o tn, ooa taking Of freight-room for nearly
ooo,ooo btl lust evening aud thlH morning added
to tue pressure by threatening an important % do.
croaHo IN ot'r stocks In Gtoro. Tho ul,inpjnp
movement was quito liyoly. A good 1nany nra
defn were held back during tho past foly J]nvs
nIiaIg IIaa nr ~ tG o. taTn Of cyont4 aud they now
pear to have contidonoo iu corn, howoyor Il nav
no III the Wcat, aud good many parties in tia
country at.ll look uponit as safe iilYestnant in
M xiow OF the extensive shortage In tic yield
ts Seat anu tue fact that the aceumnlations Of
ward movement Of last winter and aprn1
sol!or M tue month openod at 071ac, and adymncai
70 ,e2o osos1i;ng sn1ig et oso. oasll No. closed At
x It. oss5a seof @ Hft11SH M 1e soa +,
Cash saloH were reported Of 24,BilO bn III,
mixed at Goc 1000 Lu do ut BBz(o $500 In A.
at a519oi TO- oo0 hu No. q at G0o d5,0O0 bm do
81 qa a5S9n so hI b DO a. y9o bu DO At
6B16c; %, QUO ba do at o8{lo; 2b,oUo bn do ~ ~
CSC; $4,000 bu do nt G8J6o; 25u0O bu .ln A.