, 1874-08-23
brls do On private terms ; 100 brls spring super
fines at S3,S713. Total ], $50 brts. Also 10 tons
bran at $500 on track. The market closed
with sellets At the following range Of prices

Choice o.....-.....-.-,............ $50 q $50
| Red winters. s.new................. 525 d SIS
Good to choice spring extras. ....--.. 5.25 q SIS
Medium to fair iTdo....-............... AIS a sou
Good to choice Minnesotaa. .......-.. $50 q 65o
Patent do. :...-........... 200 @lo0o
com@oa Conn snSee sp.ne sepssna:: So SIS SIS
Rye HOUR $40 ID o30
Bran 14ou tdl32o
Wheat Was active, aud generally weak, ayerag-
ing 1c lower On deliveries fur thus month. and 8
rather less extensive decline on more deferred
options. Liverpool Was again quoted as having
downward tendency, and 4 weakness in ocean
freights showed but poor demand on the sea-
board for shipment to Europe. Our receipts
were again large, and this, added to the heavy
that some rather large responsibilities we're in
CURED on Friday evening by parties who esaayed
to bull the market It was early understood
that two rather prominent long operators had
"lald down under the weight Q. burdeus great
er than they could bear; and this caused rather
sharp competition among sellers who had expect
ed to deliver to them, aud all extensive calling OF
margins by shorts who wished TO protect them
selves down to a still lower point: Hence op-
| mand for shipment-better than has
| been experienced for several days past.
That, aud free taking hold for delivery on
August contracts, "aa partially induced by the
decline Of the premium to Ike; it Was &c on
Thursday. Seller the mouth, orcaah No. spr,ng,
opened at 96c, sold 10 961Gc, fell of to o5c, ad-
vancedto 9G]1c: and closed ut 961sc. Seller Sep
tember sold at 93A @95c: closing At 9iEe. Seller
alo year sou ~ 9311 eg9a4c. a Cash No. spring
90Hc. Minnesota wheat WAS very quiet at $1.O3
for No. !, aud S1.04 for old No. 2 Winter wheat
was inactive and nominal at atout 99c for No. rod
Bales " we're re- reported OF ooo bu No. srrlng at
9Gc; 1920 bu do at 9531c; 45, 400 bu do ut
95;lc; 6.000 bn do at 95Ilc: 4Io0 bu No. 3
spring at oIc; 1000 bu do At 9o224c; 1920 bu 90
a. az 9o1ei :: w ou 40 At 9o4c; ,soo bu DO Ut
o tu a. So o, Mnuesota e o1.; an a. Sl'oS 4oo bu
I. Corn WAS more active, and averaged 1@Bc
lower, though closing shade higher than on
froas. owing TO u hrmer feeling towards the
end o1 tue sesslon. New 1ord was dull, and
exceeded tue shipments bv nearly 65o, ,ooo bu-
Ihe storm also tended to weaken confidence in
the future ef prices, ~ It will benefit the late
sown corn directly, and lessen the demand for
81; 81 BY stimulating 10 growth Of green feed
The elect OF the storm was especially notice !
abie III the lack OF country orders 10 buy, which |
have been numerous during the preceding days !
OF the week; 1ence the burden OF tue |
one11ngs mas chiefly sustained by city operators
helped BY very moderate order demand for
Shipment Tue inquiry improved in the laes
half hour Of tho session, on the receipt of ad-
vices OF ffmer feeling III New York. Seller
the month or cash No. 2, or seller September
{for at were about the same to-day,
opened at 654c. declined to 645Sc. and advanced
to 65551c at the close Seller October was slow
at Gt@6G54c, closing At 665ac- High
mixed closed at 6614c, and rejected at 6i;:c.
Cash sales were YER reported ct 600 ba high mixed
at 6G54c; 1000 bu do st 665zc; 800 bu do at
G6}sc; 1000 bu DC at 661sc; 12.o00 bu do at
6G14c; 800 bu do at C6c: 10000 bu No. at
65s4c; 81. 900 bu do nt t5}4 g.. 800 bu do at
655sc; 27,800 bu do ut 651c; 10000 bu do at
65la sc; ~, 400 bu do at Coo 40o bu rejected at
641Gc; 400 bu do at 6414c; 400 bu by sample,
ear, at 63c on track. Total, 232, 200 bu-
Oats Wero mora active and very irregular.
averaging 1@l11c higher for August aud 10
higher for next month. The demand was chiefly !
for round lots to I'LL existing contracts or for set
hements. and "a TINS yarea 1 widely wh'le car lots
were slow all through the Session, and white oats
commanded 10 premium over regular. The
MAJ kcs Is an art1tcl1! one, 9e'ng oversold 80
much that the demand from the short interest
has driven PRICES up 10 a point where shipments
would pay hands hanasome oea l9ss ono our stock s 5es
small, oeing parely zao'ooo on OF at grades,
probaniydw!nale TO yely low point Il wet "eath-
q should continue. Seller the month, OF cash
No. =, opened At A15c. advanced to 4ac, de-
enod to 434c: improved to 445.c, oi and "a closed At
4H1c. Seller September soll at 397s Gafoc: clos
49c, aud seller the year 81 351935y+c.
Casn saies 1 we're teporteu OF o',o Dn go. "u!se
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IN, ~; Tn;vsJ A. 4Sixc s,M hn do At H. fn h,,
,n ,o - ~ .5. Tatai * ooo ~ 09 - 10~> WV w
I'VE w,s on;et NH i'm at thu onta,da anna
,roporuon to The demand, though the inquiry is
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