, 1874-09-26

j. ,pAsIb OF comparison. Liverpool WAB again
fair na1cs nt tho dccljno. Our 1narkot .vnn do
carloads by fai ind 4S,ooo ba by Ialto, wifi tho
,tsol!igonco tilat 1859 cars per day hnvs been
fsfe n xi for On tho 81 rotor Winon oad aonG @
fAtlor freely, nad tho drop WAS cleokc<t Ilia US,
appearance Of the prGtnlun on caB, wl,cattndncod
better tienln,l1 Tor allpn,o,t though thoro wAs
m't o., 20 I95a to the shrlor to Now Yor oro'l
uiafi nloyoH'ont has boon . dlreot oiio thott9a
not specially rro,lt.hlo but most Of tho recent
ahipmentd to Now York inro boon r1aslo BY tlo
bull oo1nent horo to cot THO grain OUT of tio
down to a small volumo. Tho tnarltos lot. l!oro
an III Milwaukee, IL III NJ, ,lnreatlatlo condition.
Tho, blg nhorta aro beliosoa to hnyo
mostly led iii for this ,aIsu n'Gnt.' n' Int nnt
for October, in both cltleh put ont in full con-
Hdonco that country holders will market their
wheat freely noxt month";. Thefr oxpoctatona
aeom now to DO on tho point OF boing realizod,
Of money TO tho country aro growing In volume.
but It remains to bo aeon whether tho e1tra
movement will continue beyond this month.
There Is premium Of Do per bu on grntts
delivered horo beforo . ooioSk no1t Wo.!nea; 'a;
httor that hour mud 1t does not follow tint FARM
ora will DO equally ftoo eolora in Octohor as II.
September. Helor tho mouth, or cash No. ?
spring, opened ut VI e. teolnod to o7c, advanced
Mt 9a1Ya6@oa11ac. ooalng 1t tho outside. solcr tho
year was lttjo bottor tLau nominal ut 2c. Cnsl,
No. spring was quiet Mt 0sc; No. do c1oacd at
S9c; mud rotcetod do nt SIC. Afll,nesnta wlio9t
esssa osss sass % nsss ssae Il 1f 1 Ne
ut 99c; 10,400 bu No. spring at 9So; 12,400 bu
DO at p794o; %, 800 hti DO at v7>1o 6,soo bn 40
o7}So 81 goo bu do at o7c; 10 70o l,u No. 3nprIng
1900 bn do at 8s1{o; 8.G0O bu do at $50; 200
at 8io; % ioo ba do At s3}to: 4soo hu No. Mil
nesota at ss1.03; 1.2l0 hl do at 91.02; 1900 hu
Nc. % se os>lo' o,2oo bu do ut Use. Totaf,
Corn wan active, md very irregular, at an
York waa quoted dul!, and ons receipts woro
much larger, With sniall ahtpn1ents; but 1'iyor-
pool was quoted irmer at the advance Of yes
tarday afternoon, whilo tl,ore wero more orders
Oh the iloor to bug for shipment, In small lots,
on Now England aece,,nt. This brought out tho
Into "manager OF the denl," md ho bought
sGt fss ns ors ss'Ss s 'sas 9sssp tosT'a q p' as
goro1 tho @ longs somewhat, but thosy
soon recovered, saying that y was only q to,npo-
rary flush, too big to jast. There wero no nd.
tho gonoral opinion IL tint very little old corn
romans to como forward, whilo tho now iB not
yet ready. Sollor October waH tho principal
donl. Tho option openod at 70c, foil OF to 73c,
ssssfia d s. @ { s sesssa os s. ses S % sn on @
sold at ,79}6@s1!fc, closing 1T Sic; Seller Tho
middle Of juno 4 Csc. cssh Nc. Nc = !
closed at elac, and high mixed at 8l1dc:
at al11o; s,20O l,l do at 8l14o; 0,4o0 bu do At
Sic; 16, 400 bu No. q st Bl1&c; 21,soo bu DO ii
Bike; A2,20O bu do Mt Bic; 10000 bu tlo at
8os1c; Il ,Goo bn DO at 8o?9ao; M.ooo bu do At
8o4o; 1000 hn 10 at 8o114c; $500 bu rejected
Oats were in fur doniand ut about tho samo
rango Of prices aB yostorday afternoon which
wero an improvonlent upon tho previous Bos-
aiop. in eytnpathy with corn. Now York .waa
anotot. dull and lowcr, and oMr receipts exhib-
bu by canal. But thoro WAS a far order DO
mand. and tho short interest filled In rather
freely. ii they antclpated that big receipts
VII! only continue for o foW days At tho fartcBt.
seor October oroq9ed at l9e, fey on to 4a,4c,
month aoltl at A9l l495oao, closing with cash No.
q at 1a3lc- Seller the year sold ut 4Ghm48c,
closing at 47s1c. Whito oats cloeod hru1 at Goo,
Cash sales were reported Of 2,10O bn No. 2 ut
G,o99 bn do at 4919c; 2,400 bu do at 49,4o; 1,aod
bn No whttc at Co. ~; 2, 400 hu do at 5oo; 900
bl1 rejected at 4Sc G01 btu BY sample at 53c GOO
bu do at DC. on trsrk. Total, o9,Coo bn.
ayo was quiet and oasor ut the inside quota
tions Of yesterday, tho demand hoiug lighter,
month WAS nominal ut 500, and aotler October
quiet at Sic. CASH snles wgro reported Of a,400
bu No. at 00c; 400 bu rejected 1T 85o; and 400
bu by sample, on track. at D9o
iu consequence, though tho recelpts were fair,
ho!ng 10 cars inspected in, beside sample lots.
Seller the month, or cash No. O. oponotl at Il ID.
advanced to ,s1.o5. and closed strong at s1.ot.
Seller o hM, October sold ct We@$1.ol, closing at
eampes, wore In fair demand, bnt poorer lots
we're dull. CASH sales wera reported OF 100 hu
No. at g US; 200 bn do at a1.03 500 bu do at
al.o2155; $500 hu do et el.02; 5000 bu do at
s1.ol; 1,20o bu do ut a1. uo1155; 400 bu No. at
rotectod at 75c; 400 lu do at 74c; 400 bn do ut
72o; 400 bu, By eamplo (fancy), at sl.16; 1,G00
hu do ut s1.l0; 400 blu do as 91,09; 400 bu at
$l.0sM; 1900 bn DO ut 81. .os; 400 bu DO at SLOT;
do at sl.00; 400 bu do at ose; 1200 bu do at 95o
1.700 bll do at 92c 500 b tlo at soc; 1900 bu do
85o zoo bu do at 500 400 bu do at Tic, all on
track; 800 bst 10 at $1o5; 400 bit do at sl00 !;
A00 bu do at Doc. delivered. Total, 20, 500 bu.
THE WHEAT pnospEuT.
Tho Milwaukee, journal Of Commerce wauts
10 know who Mr.. II. Kains Jackson ~, about
whose fgureB tslofo is Huch q fpHB. Mr.. IL.
Kainss Jackson III a well-knowu writer on tho
subject in England. but hia opil,iona aro fur
good many whcat-dealcra sometimes oujoy q
quiet laugh at Ills expense. Tho Journal says !:
The facts ore, after aft1ng Mr. Jackson !, figures
nnd Nil tho bearing kilograms, Just these:
There IL amub In Tllrkoy Spain IL distracted with
war and In need Of wleat france, after several short
crops, has now d fair one, much OF tho surplus Ut
which vii go to ~ up tho bare granarica and atay
there until brought forth BY much higher prices tai,
those now ruling. English farmers moreover nro M
reluctant w those In other parts Of tho world to sell
wheat nt tho artiically dcnrcssel prieea Thoy nro
Rellng 10 MI unusual extent under tho pressure Of
necessity by reason Of short hay CROP This will
inBuro unusual later demand for outside wheat
Tho reason tio wheat Ia Eolil1R now iu tho mar
ketH Of tho world not that the prcO ia tou high but
| TINT It Is too low.
A bear with half au cya could eco tAcso facts mud
recognzo tho Justice Of this concuatnt,.
There ars aaid to bo sxtcon yeasols awaiting
cargocs OF wheat i'll tho Columbia River, Oregon
| and M unaBnlly largo number OF, sl,ipa aro now
gu route to TINT port for wheat also. Tue number
| IL said to DO Bevonty, which, doubtlosa comprses
q portion OF tho wheat floot which Loft san
Francisco unable to got cnrgocs. Tho number OF
resscla loadins on the Columbia last year ia giynu
! at 1fty-four.
| --LATEST.
1n tho afternoon whoat WAS moderately active,
| nnd higher curly, but subsequently docnct1,
cloHing q shade easlor than on Change, CASH
nold early at oS'lc..; eolier tho month 3.
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