, 1874-10-06

Wheat was moderately actiro, and averaged X
oD1o lowor owing to depressing alyicca from
Iiycrpoo, md. laYge roeoints iaoro. Now Yofls
xas oRortea tacs sGsy o n%
small. Tho shipping demand lloro waa relatively
light, only two atraight cargoos being taken, ono
Of which waa minnesota, with few car-lotB to
moyo by rail; ,bnt, tho bulk Of tho car-lots sold
Of consoq,louce, wl,Ilo Tho cash wheat is do
eirabo, nj It permits tic 1lliing Of T cputracta
without tho risk Of being loft out in Tho
cold by receiving tho grain at tuo laHt mo-
mont of tho business month. uonco q
fair demand for cnr-lots, wl,ilo optiouB woro
guiot, aud eyon dull The rnloy feolinR in lake
iroighta Tended to weaken pricos. It Ii worthy
Of remark that the receipts lulletinca tti., morn
clItlcd 2I GOO b,l receivod from, AIilwaukoo SOW
6zal days ngo, but not reported sron, tho Gun
toul-1Io1lso till this murnng The inyrocton
list WAS heavy ono but many operators re-
no danger Of its being ropoatod this week. Tho
exports last week. wero light, being ony 55G.273
b,l.from Chicago aud GIL 900 bu from Now York.
lIenco Btocha aro accumuating on tho approaci,
oli,od to g1,Sc, antl closed, with cash No,
at9Iy(c selfor November Bo1d at ol1IO9IL1o.
closing at the outside. Seller DoceuIsr aoi1 at
u 13lgG, seller tho year ut tG9l1{c, and aell-
steady ut jcc; No do at sGsSs7o, a accoafng 't to
| location and rejected do at 92c Minnesota
wlicat was easier. closing ntoody at 81 % for No
l, aud Y5c for No. 2. Uanll salcs were reported.
@ 400 BY y, No i ssi"g a's 1T ssi 2seo 1u Ko;
bll do ut 9lMc &, O0D bu No. j spring at 871Ic:
1O,SW hu Do ut SIC " 200 l,u do ntgjaiu. is I'M
lu do at SGizo; 10 0OO bu do ut sGc 48Uo bu ro-
jectod sprii,E at $50 4,0no bu No Minnesota Mt
| al,02; I,200 bu do IT. sI,00: 0.Ioo bu No. 9 do
elieliy Northwestern, at o5c; lGDO bu do at ggc.
| Total, I'd 600 bu,
Corn was quiet, but strong, averaging 10
| higher than on Saturday, under d fair demand
| receipts, which wero not largo. Liverpool ,yaI,
uatsorssool to be stronger, though nuotcl nasnr
by Doer1,ohna, md there wus a good aernaud II.
New York, wl,ilo tle general in1proysiol, seemed
to giye tho October shorts nll they @ can DO in . H.
ing their contracts. This with son,o inquiry for
more deferred options woro weak TIC ioar Of
high freigIty aud liberal recei,,ta Of no,y oor,,
1loxt month mado buyers reluctant to take hold
| for November, aud 75o wns tho best bid
during tho groator part Of tho session. The now
corn viii lo doubt 10 eagerly sought for wl.en it
doos begin to como forward ii. fair condition;
Seller tho month opoued ut 7Dt5c, rose to 80lsc,
1ecetlcl to 703Ic, aSau advanced to 80Isc. anI
cloaed caAier at 79jac. Seller November sold at
| 7415@D751ac, closing ut 75llc. Seller tho yonr
or May and June. Cash No. 9 closed ut SvsSc
| high 1uixo1 al Ste mud rejected at 1896, Caal,
yaIcu woro reported Of I.8OO bu Lieis mixed st.
| St11c; 2,ooo BIZ do at Sic; lo,400 bu No. 9 nt
| B0sze; 1880 bu do st sdLa !; 1905 In do vi
S0t5c; Bti0 bu roiectod at 1870. y'90O bu do at
! 7SIsc. Total, 105, GOO b1.
Oats woro leAs actiyo. but flrm averaging 10
ono firm. Now York was a Shade casior. Iut our
| rocupts wore somewhat smaller, aud no promso
Of an neroaBo, while tlloro was sono inquiry for
shipment 6ollor Tho month opouol 1T i9c' an,l
| advanced to 4o56o, closing 1t dVi5c. Selior
! November sold at lS60l8JGo. aud aelior tic wear
Ut 47l1dR47s1c. Cash No. 2 olosetl ut 4oXc. WITH
| no proforoco for No, q white. Caa], anica ,yarr
reported of 6Oiu bt No. 2 at 49aIo: il. .G0) In do
nt 1890; $4,000 bu do at 1910: 3G(1) bu tlo Mt
49s6c 2,ia0 bu do at 40tlc; l,a00 bu rotactod at
4GlIo; 2iO0 bu do nt It|o COO blt by nnrnnlo mt
] 6llIe: /. .2OD hi do ut Eic. m frask t,ntnl
| 10 lflf' b,1 ' ~ '
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