, 1874-07-26

Wheat was dull and steady, but 1c lower on
| cash lots, and 11c on the August option, With
not much disposition to trade, either on tho part
! Of buyers or sellers. The weather waa favorable
for securing the crop, and the alvices from other
points gave no encouragement to shippers to
| operate, whllo the prospect Of corner on this
month is growing "Bman by degrees, and beau
tifully less" But the receipts we're very light,
aud less than one-thi1d tho volume OF the re-
ported shipments which, with rather light stocks
| IN store aud the anticipation that receipts
! will be small for some weeks to come, prevented
an extensive break, as it made offerings very
light. The bulk of the trading was in options
Seller la August opeusd at s1.0GM, declined to
or cash No. 2 spring, sold at S1.0s@l0s>>zz,
closing at S1.0B14. Seller September sold
at s1.0i@1.o4H. No. 1 spring closed nominnlly
at Sill No. do At s1.ol and rejected do
2, and s1.18 for No. l. Red winter wheat
was in fair demand at S1.12117 for No. / {;
s1.0S11S for No. 2; aud 31.0i for No. 8.
Cash Gales were reported Of 1900 bu No.
spring at s1.12114; L, 200 bu No. spring at
at s1.Gsh; 5000 bu do at al.o5is; $40 bu do as
$1.OS; 2 800 bu No. 8 spring:at S1.01h; 2. 600 bu
do at S1,0l; 800 bu do at $l.00; 400bu rejected
at 90c; 400 bn No. Northwestern (Ninnesota)
at s1.18; 1900 bu No. do ut 1.1G; !; 200 bu do
at s1.l5; 400 bu No. red winter at 41.1211;
2, 400 bu do st 7l.0315; 400 bu No. 3 do at $l.04
Total, $4,000.
Corn Was dull and relatively steady, ut an
average decline OF 1}1c on cash lots. and 1c on
the option to deliver next month Liverpool
was quoted heavy, and tho receipts we're again
large, while the shipping movement dragged
badly, though 1alo freights we're weak. The
offerings we're liberal, aad tho demand small.
especially in cash lots which fact explains tho
diminntion of the premium On July corn. It
seemed that most of the cash offerings to-
day Were taken by the July shorts, except
what WIS bought by Tessel-owners to load
With, as they found it impossible to charter their
freight room even az the present ruinously low
generally abstained buying, as ths receipts con-
unue larger than has been anticipated, and there
is no sign of exhaustion while present prices are
paid for the property. Seller the month, or
cash No. 2, sold early At 6415c. opened at g: at
o2jz@63c. Seller August sold at 6l11l@G2c.
o"' a. CSC, and rc}scted sa 1ea q: e1Szsa Sosts
Cash sales wero reported Of Is, geo bu high mixed
at CSC; IS 200 bu DO at 625zc; 29.s0o in do at
C215c; 10000 bu No. 2 at &c; $1,000 bu do 1t
G354c; $4,000 bu do at G315c; 10000 bu do at
C311lc; 10000 bu do at 6311sc; Is, 900 bu do at
Csc; 200 bu do at CSC; 81, 900 bu do ut 621zc;
5000 bu do at 6211zc; 10,60o bu rejected at
6015c. Total, 39s, 800 bu.
Oats were dull and weak. The leading option
Was seller August which averaged 20 lower,
unoer tne prospect OF q oettet supply: 1t opened
ct 302ic, and declined to 3Gc at the close. Seller
July fell off 4@411c from Fridays lowest quota
tion under cessation OF the demand; most
or all OF the options for this month arc reported
to havo been closed out, which makes the old
oats little better than the new, as all that they
Seller the month opened at Soc, and
declined to 1910 ut the close. Cash oats were
almost unstable. The local fecd-dcalers had
bought enough to supply current
pats are beginning to come in freely. Old No q |
opened at SIC, and fell of to 49c, closinS at the
inside. New oats sold rather slowly by sample. |
Cash sales wore reported OF 600 bu No. Al SEC |
500 bu do at 5sc; 600 bu do at Soc; COO bu do Mt
100 900 bu No. 2 white at SIC; 1900 BIZ by sam
ole white At 56c 1900 bu do at $50; GD0 bu do at
'4c; 200 bu do mixed at 53c; 600 bu do d: SIC;
100 Blu do at sic; 600 bu do At Soc; 500 bu do
common at 45c; all on track; 1900 bu white and
100 BIZ Light mixed ut SEC del;ered 600 bu mixed
It Soc, free on board. Total, 1920 bu.
Rye was vary quiet on account Of lack Of Of
erinas, and advanced 20 per bu further under a
Moderate demand. Saies we're limited to 400 bu
10. ut 34c Norye was inspected in this morning, |
nd there is scarcely anything here to trade On. |
)istileFs arc waiting rather impatiently for
moderate receipts, if not large ones.
Barley WAS quiet and firm, ruling 1@I1lc high
r, As the offerings we're small. The new barley
nough in band to trade on. New No. 2, seller |
optenber, sold at 31.04, and cloeed at 81 04 bid
nd *1.o5 asked: Cash barley waB quoted at
j l.04@1.o5 for No. 2; SIC for No. 3; and S0GO
Sc for rejected Cash sales were limited to 400
II by sample at $l.10; $40 bu do at 31.O2: 400
u do Mt 95c; and 1900 bu do at Soc. Total
400 bu-
LATEST.
Wheat was quic. in the afternoon, End 11l19111c
'wor, sailing torn to 71.o7111 nellcr the month.
nd s1;01SS Eeller August, closing stronger at
/ 1-0751@1.0751 soller rne month. and 3l05T
eller August. Corn was quiet, bnt stronger,
losing at CSC ecllcc the month, and G1]!c seller
less pork waa frmer. with sales of 500 brls |
,llcr September at $3.50 $50 brls do seller
10 year at :15.25.
THE .IYE-sTOrK ;lAEKETS.