, 1875-10-03
BREACSTUFfS.

BR5ADsTuFFs.
FLOUR-Was in better demand for export, in addl
ton to fair local demand, and former Quot.oua
were usually sustained. The inquiry chieay fol
old Mnnesota springs, but new were willingly takeu
when In good condition. Several 1ots OF new -four
were sent here recently which made frdua damp
wheat and that caused buyers to regard all new doura
With disfavor. but they have been " worked OF" and
the present offerings OF new swpet and sound.
Sales vera reported Of 500 br1s winters at s2s@I.6
ao75 brls spring e1t1as partly 1t s5.7b@a8'H; 100
trls spring superues At $780, 20 brls new bcckwheat
Hour at $500 and Is brls rye -four private terms.
Total 372o brls The market closed with the follow
ing as the range Of prices Choice winter extras,
$6.50@7.50 common to good do, $57536.30 !; choice
spring e1tras, S55ca6eo: fair do, shipping grades,
ss12h@5.so; Minnesota, s625@7.oo; patent springs,
s6.75@8.5o: spring superdnes, s3.75@4'5; rye -four
$1-4os460.
BRAN-TAs mora active and eagier. Sales were 50
tons at s4 90 track, and free board
cara.
WHEAT-Was Less active and eazier, though aye
raging about TIE saoe ~ CT Friday he closing was
New York about 1c !Egher, but our receipts were
larger, and expected 70 Increase Which neutra1ized
receivers report that very henry drafts hare been
made upon them, against wheat that is ready to be
eent forH.ra, md thls sep1essed demand. Add te
this the fact referred to in report Of Friday
market. that the local shorts have pretty well nllsd up
and some Of them gone long, thus reducing the in
downward turn, as that class always rushee to sell
when the market begins to ehade Of. Towards the
close Liverpool was reported 324d higher. With an
act1Ye demand, and that produced temporary firm
here, but the market soon weakened again under
the weight Of offerings. The shipping demand
aappy aeI NO. md esh e rere q
premium seller the month, which increased to
axe at O'Clock though some shippers stated that the
4&n# $ta{N
lower grades were also in good request BY shippers
though stated t.t they are not sending it for
g-zdsa averaged as1 per cent Of the whole sa:ur
day, and most operators are now Of the opinion that
tho percentage will rule unusually low al through the
crop, but the No. averages better than usual most OF
it being good rheat. The relative quantity causes
much greater difference between the pr;ces ct No. 2
and No. than il due to the quality alone; hence the
freedom with which No3 u taken for shipment to piacea
where it will sell by sample, irrespective of demand
ill shorts. Seller tho month opened At sl-1054, sole
Il e. sa dscnsd 70
81 o84 at the close. Seller November sold at S11o.<
early down to $o7x the close. Seller the year
closed strong 1t sl.l1 Csah sales reported OF
400 bu No. spring at 51.13; 50 400 bu No. do At
s. Go 81 40 4 q sejeessi
DO at esA@soc, md 5000 bu BY sample At 6oc9sl.o3
MINNESOTA WHrAr-was in good demand for ship
ment but declined in sympathy with the general
market Sales were Is 900 bu, 1T 81 9lzs for No.
&f.lN I.l3 O. Z
CoRN|Was actiye aud su1sr, being Nc lower for
sa1es, s t. no.s dsisirsd optea es!ay tas sFmss:
there was less demand hare for shipment. though
frelgat-roo1n was taken for moving out large auant
IT, There 1s goed de.t as, offered ths for ,,1a. tn.
premiums over November tending 10 repress the
ardor Of buyers. There were. however, o good
he year md trading in these options would have
been rRe but for the fact that offerings were rather
small the general feeling being N favor Of an ad-
ward quite freely and the stocks tn store hare
creased during tho past week sud there is good
aon e
ed at s59c to 56Nc and declined 70 Csc, closing
ii assc, which was sl.o he price for c.sh No: 2
soia a. 6oaslc, cosin2 At 5okc. seer the year sold
at .6Aa47tc, closing 1t 47Ac. Cash sales Were re-
g9ESssa e g. esa lesss &
md $500 bu b sample at 539a5c inside for new
tiln-dr1ed. Total. 2o9, 400 hu.
1alc lower Tor cash, and A@Ho for options. lha
receipts we1e smaller and the reported shipments
ho.vy. New York was quoted dull II unchanged
prices and the market ruled weak in eyupaE1y With
other grain. The most prominent feature of the day
was the fail in cash oats, which declined full. le
from closing price Of Friday, due to the fact that
the influence of ihe septsnher cozner waa pant, aud
there nothing else 10 pFcTent prices from descend
ing to = level based On ths New York quotations
3s which the askng price Ut the Close aud only
nc above October. The demsnd fair for car lots
to Ill orders There considerable trading IN &C.
tober, tho profit offered by tbs decline being Eu3-
eeut inducement for soIo Of the shorts to I'LL In bat
ths market closed rsa1 onder large oderinas. sssr
October opened 1t Sc ard closed II 32Hc. Seller
NoYsmber sold 1t &C down to sl4c. aud closed At
s1Ac- Seller the sold 1t s'031Ae cosng At tho
inside Cash SALES reported Of 92o bu No. 1t
I]@34Hc; o. 40 bu No. white As 36431c 1900 bu
rejected II 27927xe; $40 BIZ by simple II 32@s7xc
on track $500 bu do At 33s4oc fsee On board Total
Is, 400 bu.
RYEWas fairly active and hEr1 1t 72c for No. =
and 6sc for rejected The receipts were again fatr,
and arrangements made for shipping out "A o0U
bu By lake Seller the month quiet and trer at
7zc- Other options were not mentioned C&xh salas
include 1870 bu No. II 72c 2,4b0 bu rejected u
63c- Total lD,2 ou.
BARLET-YTaa more active but weak. closing AZ
@3c lower than Friday. The receipts were large,
and tho offerings of options vere liberal which fact
led many to think the lengs were selling out The
decline called ont fair demand from the shorts, and
The market rallied 1t TINA but subsequently, fell
back and clnzed weak Sasler October sold at Sl.y1K
to 99kc back to H.00H, and c'osed at sake. Seller
November cold II y7c9sl:oo, sloa;ng at the inuds.
Nos 4na declined &C. Theze waa 1o
Yrr1,art demand for tho former to CARY aUxtrxk