, 1875-11-21

ter extras S650S75o; common to good do, s52a365;
snrin9 extrzs. soaIT5; good d. S5.o0G5.e5; choice
d. IS, ,aA5i5; patents d. 56.5o@75o: spring super
fines, s35a9425; rye -four, $4.2aS4.4o; and buck
wheat do, S5.ao@5-T5-
BnAs-Was active and irregular. Sales were re-
ported Of 100 tons Ut 81 o9all5o On tack, and sll6o
G1o.0o, free on board cars.
sHoR1s-salca were 10 brs It s17.5o, free on board
CoRx-MEA1-ssles were 10 tons coarso country, tt
1880 on trncE. ....
WHEAT-waa relatively quiet and very steady, most
Of the trading Tor future being done at &c below
were firm, the supply being light: rs nea1iy 81 PET
cent Of the receipts No or No. and the total
volume received Was not large, with moderate chip
ments the dsy previous liverpool was publicly r.
ported ID higher on spring and one or two other
.grattes. New York wss understood to to ffrm, but
with 'no buyers present yet and orders here either
chiefly local one with not much stimulus to trade
and The market wns steady, being dull m1st Of the
time. The apparent stTsasth n L'e5pool was @ eonn @
derzalng low grades In that u1arket being oneFcd
It 4os per 4o2 1bs, with par cent OF at ~ days.
This is lower than the 6gure' at Which our No ean
could do nothing, and thought that the expccteA
ahrinkage Of the difference tn this market betwsen the
hbroncht ubout by decline in the former th7n by IN
advance Of the lasser Holders diduot however, SEQ
any speci1l reason for Weakness Our Hzrket . NJ
most always above the export price In wnta sui nos
much mora would this point betora tho Ice coIea
as The aeaboard Ia flied up. Speculative o2eratots e1-
pect large accumulation here this winsar aEd tark
there will be no difficulty In carrying It. now that tho
lower grades pretty we'll worked ons OF 1ormefs
hands, Capitalists hare been 10th to tend money On
whea. heretofore and buyers chaiJ IN tasnQ hod o.
Il Lecause there was fear that tie grade would be
lowered under the heavy pressure CT tae poorer aua
ties That difficulty is thought 70 be EeaIiy over nos"
that capital w bo willingly lent 70 CITY II II I'LL ,,,s ,ae
better prices than those nov ruling Ihat tna Pro
grannc, and with large Amy Of shorts ont for this
month and year heavnes oosatso - G' ,eessa Luz
70 s!.06x, sold at s1.o6:s. and de:tnad to sloC1.
Closing 4 H.o6's. Seller the month sold At siosS
4 o5,,,a1u31. closing 1t sIo7K seller May
quoted 1t sl.l6A@1.7: and 70: sold Tor Janua5y II
ngc. Cash No. . closed at 81 os@l .o5; No. 90 Ut
aaLc for winter receipts anl rejected do At 9a4c
Caeh sales were reported Of q, 40 bu Nc spring 1t
S.r@l. .C6s4: 41,zuo bu No. 3et ssas2h loaIy car
above s9c 5s1ee:sa at, = ~ M ana
'MrrsEsorA Wnzir-5sss quiet, and declined 1c per
In shipnera holding CT, md leaxiug the bsFin9 to
ioiai iGsk f for No. L. aad siu4si.osk for 80. ..
C0RN-was more active, and ixrea2lsr; L!va;poa 70,
was quoted shade hrmes. aud Nav York % was f1m, IN,
there was fair demand for shipment IN proportion
to the limited volume OF current oheriI'es, Wnaea M
cauzed advance Of Hc on caah lots and beaer tne
month though they closed only Nc higher ttan On
Friday evening The options for ie'i7ery net 5eaz
e1perancad Itils change, while seller this ye1t van
eeE bon shy wesssa y te have beea
notiaol That they arc drawn upon against new corn
aud it il thought thxt the supply win be mucn
81 txarI t.la close cf the current uauuth, 60 that
.tnere vii be au the corn wanted for consumption
Dauyares for November were not materially o1esssa
IL fhfs Il was known that there is yet yery largo
line Of sborta out and little old corn let ~ tho ceua-
tTy, wli'e couple of weeks morn of fne weashss "a
might induce shipments On 50 liberal scae as % r.
dn n1,r prasaut stock Of eas than COO bu down 70
zern Seller Nogelnber opened 1t 81 e old ut 5li<c
ssf snd teass closed It sesr setsr
Eany',.rv sa|d n &ao, and ssas My u Ax9a