, 1874-08-30

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: Red winters, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5,25 ID 575
! Good to choice spring extras. 5.13,1@ $50
Mcdiu1n to fatr do..- 4.75 a. 5.OO
: Good to choice Minnesotas. :. ..... $50 q SO
5 Patent do -.......--..... 100 sa10.Oo
Fair to choice spring superdnes 3.B7H(s 45o
RE aoui. go so g s7s 57s
@1i1n 43'0 Gal4o
Wheat vas active and averaged 70 higher
though the receipts were again consderabl,
larger thau the shi pments, and most Of the nd
vices from Liverpool quoted that market Il
weak, with anxious sellers. Beerbohm, how
ever reported better disposition to buy on the
other side OF the Atlantic, and New York was
firm, with d moderate export demand There yas
not much demand for shipment but great deal
Of cash wheat changed banda, most of II
being bought BY parties who we're
ahG5 sba that for 1agass 9{ga ro.na and it j. Prob
this month on onda1 % be done
September was only moderate, but tne inquiry
MAS fair, buyers beng generally inclined to e1-
pect smaller receipts during the next two weeks
HI consequence OF tho recent decline. A good
many operators seem to think that though we
are not Justified in expecting high prices, yet
that the situation discounted rather too
heavily, and that reaction is more than proba-
bic. The drop IN prices is bringing out good
demand for shipment to New York though
the wants Of Europe will be much less this
year than ordinary. Seller September opened At
9215c, rose to o31sc. declined to 32Xc, and ad-
vanced to 934c. closing at 93@o31sc. Seller the
month. OF c. cash 81 No: 2 spring, sold at 9a@o4c,
closing at 93}55c. Seller the year sold At 9l1<@
9214c. Cash No: spring closed at 97c, No. s do
at Soc, and rejected do at SIC. Minnesota
wheat was quiet, closing at 95c for No. 2
Cash sales were reported Of 1890 bu No i
spring at 97c; 5,oo9 bu No. ? spring at 93;4c;
13.2oo bu do at 935sc 199, 400 bu do 1t 931{c:
l55, 400 bu do at 935sc; "a, 80 bu do at % 3lic
4.600 bu do at o3Hc; "a, 800 bu No. spring At
9oc; 400 ba do st o914c; 800 bu rejected sprug
At SIC; 200 bu old No. Minnesota at SLOT;
h1T M 11 HEo, A.
400 bu No. 2 ambor winter 1t 5l.0o;
400 bu No. 3 do red at 9lc; 400 bu, by
sample, prime yellow amber Al SLOT; 400 bu do
at 93c, all delivered; 400 bu amber winter By
| sample, at 5l17, delivered; 400 bu do 1t Sl-15.
| Total, 48G, 800 bu.
Corn was less active and averaged 4@Hc
lower, with very irregular movement at the
decline. Liverpool was unchanged and New
York firm, with fair export demand, bat our
| market was weakened early by rather heavy
pressure to sell cash lots. 4 good many lots
have been held here By parties both IN city and
country, in the expectation Of being able to sell
to advantage on the culmination of an August
corner. Tho end OF the month is very
near at hand, and there arc no s,gns
Of the corner. Hence several OF these
parties wcro anxious to sell. and broke the
market: Thero was only moderate shipping
demand. and tho receipts we're large +; but the
collocstion OF the daily figures showed that The
shipments Of the past week have slightly exceed
ed the receipts, and this gave littlo more conf
denco for future hence there vas fair inquiry |
for options ~ the decline. Seller the month, OF
ciincd to 66llc, andclosed t1rmer At 663[c Seller
September sold At 66l4 @6655c. closing At the |
outside, Seller October sold at 66119@67c. High
wines closed At 67s+c and rejected At 661{c-
Cash sales werc reported Of 81, 600 bu high mixed
At Csc; l., 800 bu do at 673lc; 12,s00 bu do at
671@c; 1,i00 bu do at 671c; 10, 600 bu No. 1t
G7hc; 11,600 bu do at &c; 43 800 bu do ut 66s<c;
1920 bu do At 6G56c; 1000 bu do At 6e}]Sc;
,Goo ou do as 6GNc; 1000 bu rejected At 6614e;
LOCO bu do ut 6Gj4c; 1000 bu do At G6c. Total,
191.S00 bu.
Oats were active and irregular. The market
Was weak early. like corn, owing to large offer
ines OF cash lots by parties who have held them
in the hope Of being able to sell on the culmina-
tion Of ali August corner. Under these the mar
ket declined 1zc from the closing price of YES
terday, opening At 411155c, falling on to 4oc and
closing o. 4015c. The receipts vera quite large,
but options after this month were only q shade
easier. being steadied by reported frnness in |
New York Seller September sold at $3.50
33aIc and seller October at 38kO38Lc. both clos
in1 ~ 9a3xc col1.r +1,a 1o,r ooid - oo1ooI. |
e. 49, aoi ro.o CO.. o. on oon ooS9ooae
Cnsn saeS ~ mere fopoteeo q oovu % no. ae
4d7sc o,gvo ,nn pu 90 Hs 4oS1c 20, aG ou 40 At
l ,2t0 bu rejected at $50 !; 500 bu by sample at
44c GOO bu do at 43c 600 bu At 42c on track.
~, ~ 80 ~ ar,o;. =, ,zo.. ao-a s
a' ~. 40 .9i - 6oo1 I, auu uLn on
.aen Aoto, ~ pusets W toc al tnioueh Tue sss-
selling ut TIC Seller October also sold at 74c
rhe daily supply continues moderate. and {
scarcely canal To- the demand for home nae whi1o s
hora II .orne uh;nn;no ;rn,;-, rsah .a1aa .-a
st. - ~ .nn ~ EP.l5 t!: ono1a nao nIes zoe
EPoilca ~ ~ NV " w. a. to1G @'ovo ou oo u
oc. ana 3oo pu NO. AZ f3t4c. Total, Z,ouO bu
Barley WAS In good demand, and 293c higher | =
N No. 2, being wanted to some extent for ship
nont wlilo the confidence OF local buvers vas
tro,rtLnned hv ,anorta that tha nancantara ~
,,a annnn1.t;ra rIsda Iii h ao,ff;JaS1,1E 49, |
~ opetu CLAUS VIII oe eon644e1ao!y !ess
nan usual. oei1er oeptenoer opened ~ of53c, |
nd advanced to 90c, closing firm at 89c. Seller I
october sold ut 84{185c, and seller November at
&c. Cash No closed will, 93c bid No. at
1c and raincted nj Eec Ca,h ,alcs we're ~
ortod ~ en0 ~, NJ . ~ ote = cnn ~ 49,.
~ seu az ~ W. ~ - tsot a. ~, 9o ~ ~ &
oc 7uo " No. ~ o2c 4ou W oo 1t Ole Auoo
q 90 al ouc 4uu pu rejected 81 Use: 4uu bn by
aWPlg ~ $A.oo, 7oo ou W a1 ooc1 4oo III 10 ~ T
oc; 1otai, lzoUV nu' :
alessts. r; u: q a; b,ooke, OF fn1adolpnia,
'na Tue 1oiio"1ng dleest OF correspondence III =,
slatlon 20 the oafley crop: S
The ground seeded in cansda b reported to ha1o
een from about e same a. la's year TO 20 ner cent
e 81 ~ Per ces s nn' 10. more
loca,ti1s from to & In to ths sTetan
g over 50; quality very fne weighing from 46 to 90