, 1874-09-01

Wheat was active and unsettled ut about tho
san'o priccs rs on Saturday. Tho principal fes-
tho tono Of advicca from otler poiuts. At tho
opening great dealof wheat remained To bo
bonght in for August, tho shorts having hold OH
til! tue eleventh hour with tomcrty not often
Witnessed except III the eyent OF d corner, and
which would have inevitably stranded them but
for tho fact OF ycry largo offerings Of cash wheat
A great proportion of tue receipts OF tho uaYL
week had boon hold on tho market Til today In
tho hupo uf m upward turn or possible corner,
and his was so very froc1y offered az to bo about
equal to tho wants Of Tho shorts Options for
future delivery we're comparatively dull, unlar
light demand. though Liverpool and Now Yorl,
wcro both reported 1lrlner, and the re-
cei!'ss tf',,,S w9ro Mshtor than was generny
lverics will bo very large tomorrow, causing d
grcat prcssuro 10 gol!, and there was also so,no
suspicion Tint tho Now York nlnrket iB buoyed
Up ~ tue interest Of Chicago holders. lIoica
tue denl vas regarded with good lual of dis
trust during grent part Of tho sosaion, but i'm
proved in tone toward the close, with 4 ,no,ler-
nlo inquiry for shipment hero, nnd much
stronger feoling in New York. stockg OF voat
aro Increasing Mt all to principal points, tho ys-
crcnsc Of t.0S0,U0D bn Within tho wcel, and near
" loublo Of tIe stock in eight a yeur ago, Aid
to t!ls tho fact TINT there In worry strong lonr
interest ut work. both hero and ia milwaukee,,
and ihoro aro woighly roasorH for q further dc.
elmo, which can only be prevented Iy lightoll-
III. ZIP III receipts for awhile. II Eastern 6uyors
aro satisfied TINT farmers aro unwilling to Yub.
init to further drop, they will talto hold moro
willingly than nov, ~ preacnt pricca unusually
low. Seller Sentombor opened at 9li i5c, advanced
to 94o, declined to aud clnaod at 93o aHked.
6elIor October was about tho same as Soptoabor.
closing at 921Sc. Cash No. 2 sold carly ut pro-
mluin OF 15l@2Mo on tho option for no1t mouth.
02@p9ac closing at 9a111e. No. ! spring ctosod at
9115c for new No. DO at 90o and rejected do
Ut BIC. Minnesota wheat waD in good dou,snd,
wtl, snlcn 40 bolow. Wlntor wheat was lifooHs.
Cash ha!ea Y were reporsed Of 100 bu No. l spring,
new, at 9so 200 by DO at 97i1c; 91, coo bn No.
hu do at 9ac 29.d0o BIZ do at D}5sc $1,000 b.
DO nt o9ese; 60 200 bu do Vt o3531o 6s4dO bu do
o3]so: 76,A00 by do at D3c; sO,lOo bu No. j
spring At VOC 5000 bu roioctcd at $50 g. QOO In
oA MOL NortllwebterIl Minnoaota, at 81. .07; 1000
llIl do. new: at $l.0l; 5G0o Blu NOW. No. do, ut
9oo; 2, QUO budo ut o51Go. Total, aG4, Goo.
Corn ,rss much more aofiys, aud htrone ut
about tho sumo rnnEo OF pricos No on Saturday,
though reported castor In Europe. hit Nov
York waa qaototl ilrnler, nstl actiyo, anu there
was good t!emanl here from Ausust Shorts.
nlomont. btippora also took hold moderately.
aud tho amaier totat on tho inspection list this
morning stimulated q fair speculative demand
especially for October. Tho shorts for thia
month evidently, e3peotod hoayy olforiusA vi
through In anticipation OF h .n1uoeze to-day.
but lnoat Of thoHo lots wore sold OIL on satur.
daY, loaylng little beyond tho current rocaipls
on tho maslet llenca ntrongth, ca-
fsss % H. io~ as ua rocep @ 9ifa'S' %ii So atc Rfs,
l!g!lt in September, III compared with August
Boiler September opened 1T 61!Gc, tloolinetl to
oI!5o. advanced to JdNo, and cloucd vt 089t@ I
GGvsS; G,;}s s;o., dash Ne Hqa oary at r. prqntan