, 1874-11-24

Wheat waa moro active, ntld averaged l31o
higher. being in good dcn.nn1 throughout. The
receipts were larger, btu: exceeded by the ship-
mcnts; and Liverpool wan quoted stronger,
probably in anticipation Of IN increase in the
cost OF transporting grain from tho Wcas. TWAS
goncrlly Understood that New York was trn1er,
l4ta in tho aay. Tic increased demand hero
was, however, nearly independent Of those
things. It nrose out OF tho fAct that wheat III
universally Recognized Us tue choapoAtn article on
tho tloor. and is geuoraliy thought to llaye boon
unt,nty depressed by tho reports Of nnsssuai
abundance In Europe. THO drop lsas certainly
beon severe Quo, aud there is reason to bo.
llevo t,,et u coed dcai Of whont will bo wanted
this winter III tho Eastern States, as buy
era there hava taken hola Of ltt!e more
ing the drop Of. autumn. Hencs bu.etH ate more
llHposcu TO invest when tho narlsotB ,on the
other glde Of tho Atlantic gtvo agua OF having
rcached tho turn.: The buying ny yet Beoms.
however, to ba chiolty Weatern. Canadian aud
Now York parties have lost 20 heavily this year
that they require unusually. good prospects to
tempt tlnm to entor tho market again. The de-
maud fur cash wheat waa gop9 but not much
was wnutcd for; shipment. Tho short intotost
filled III quito freely. Bollor January took tho
9l5so recedod to 5l9{o. and adyanced to $3.50,
closing at D3o. Seller Docenber Bola NJ 6g}s
@3l5tc, closing st gl24c. soltos tile month
sold At 8919@9l1(c. cl',sng with rogulpr No. =
spring ~ 1btaolt4ct ntflct!y 4Iesh fecolpls ol
No. closed ut ol14 No. ! 10 closed nolnlna1ly
Mt J3D93l1o. No. y do clused at $50, aud ro-
ieotod do nomiually at SIC. Minnesota wheat
was dull closing nominal ut v91ao for No. q.
CASH BaieB weso reported Of 6,aD0 bu No.
ahrlns. ,gllts,olgoa, a. po'1o; 1a,soo bu 90 at
bu do, regular, at 90o 1900 bn No. s spring ut
85o; 1000 nu do at 84s4o; 1000 bu rejected
apripg at 81o; 1900 bu No. Norshwosteri at
S1.0D; 1,200ba No. do at 02c. Total ia. quo bll.
aging, 1@2o higher than on Saturday. lilo mar-
zet opened buoyantly, In sympathy with . re-
ported advance in Liverpool, and u demand for
tho current receipts by tlo party who holds all
the old corn now horo aud 10 long for moro
Tho margins woro called. md an appeal was
n,alc to the powors TINT hs to tx the price.
which reanltod as Gbnyo Btnted 1lla checked
tile calling OF marslnB, mud tho putting OF then,
up in caAcs wheIa they wore a'roaly called,
aud n!ado several holders anxious TO soil, undor
anything above ~ por bu. Tho receipts woro
also larger, mud tho fact shat gon,o OF the now
corn IL beloved to hayo inspected as
regular gavo moro confidence to aellora for tho
make any niatorIal dstfereNce OIL tho Nnyembor
deal. Sailor te month openod at 85o, dconud ia
sic, aud closed at Bls4c. Hoiicr tho yonr openol
at 8014o. advanced 10 Gle. loolpod TO 7so aud
oloaod Ut 1880. Seller May sold at 7l6D7Io. olosn
Al 10. Nav Mo. Holl at 14pGvo for tho seur,
and 0Do aollor Jant,nry. Old No. 2 tnclosod ri
Hl9fo; ne,r do ut ti3c, and new rejected ut C6c,
It viii bo obaeryol tint tho now No. 2 sold 10,
e!ipmant' at 3@lo nboyo tho fgure set by
Cash saioH wero ropostad of o,0dD bu No. ri
1915; 5000 bu do at s5y1e; 6aaQ bu do Vi
H51fo; boo bu do at H5e &C. 0ao h, do ut 8i1@e
50i1o Iu to at B4o; $4,000 Du 10 at1315o; 5,ijDt
b,l do al $50 5.uoo bu do Ut S9Asi b,ooo nl dc
5oUj ijl do ut Bl9kc; l0,0ob bu do ut sl9{o
8s00 hu do at n1u !; 1000 bn htgh mixed. now, al
0yo I,20, bu do at tisI1c; a,soo bI No. z vi
do; 44OD tu do Mt bS; q !; 5e.t8 hn do ut 9so
vGail bn Eejocied now " 07u aoo bu 90 ut Gy39o
do at Cao 40O bu do, eur, Mt Too. all on track
Total, 12B. .C00 bu.
Oats were irregular, like corn, aud la0uencot