, 1875-07-25


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hAr'% 9He Ku1 shoulders. In for ..
134o for short clears-aIl nacT.d A8ors 1Elk ~
GRKAsk-WAs quie. II T{aloc
BEEF PHopucTs- p p % quist md ao,nt,,n.
$19. .00 for hams. aa1a; NJ
TALLoW-Quotod 1t 83<ta8Hc IN, o.o.
..... BREADs7uFFs
oua a1o easief, being nn$ fkr A.
1ao poE nsl lower 70 sell. IN sympathy with th =.
IN wheat. Buyers held Oh, shippe1s mt eesa
crate at aoy probable pric. e.,.. 70 D.
~ orx h.,.-,...- =. oal0 ~sta l,sit.,
~ ~ .lts "s - @.'oe7.23; 800 b.ss .n,:.&
A9@s - >s'o'A9o-ao; and loo hsia -,
On private terms. Total SIS brh- Tbs n,.rt.t es
with the following ~ the ran1o a, esaRsd
chotca w3pt.r artrs. e sna- go " &a1'ng ~ks,
~ ~. sA.A"' ~oo' eommon to eooa !.
se.wse-'o' eno'ee spring extras, S.soests h- :.
patent springs, s7oozaso: snrnr .nn'., se@o99 o99*a;
1 qs. rva eonr * xnaE en- '9lsaaaees TIA
- To11' s'.1Ns',oo'
hHAs-"&s noaetssely acdve, but eakter, IN e,,,..
s1s. Goals Is IN tr.ck. and az * " ~ toas Z
go 49,. .14 - ~ teo On board an
s .,s <oe xol.o7 80 ~ ~ s'''a@3s14 PEI hr 4.
eooas 1,n 1na s2e;sNe4,:~ psf ton for eossse. ~
axe farther than on Friday. Eyeron,, a oeeaae7
steady 1t the previous advance u0s(a1os a., qasd
British markets vera understood to ho u aG;t set u
sone wheat previously bought f,r shipment = I'd
rrcepta were large 4U6 carloads being rsris ~ o.
morning. and they aro expected To hs sss, IA ha
future, white tne weather In tho Norths.st pA y ga
and there Was fair prospect Of cood h,A,a ~ ta.-
waukee WAS weak and fevesish also. and ~. y aE
lower, in sympathy with the West Tha ton. af ~
worry uncertain. A good many were .cljno a7e - ~
they were not able 70 hold any longes, hs,ss, 1ss
at higher figures, xnd little cspitai to a'gat
few we're selling short, in tho ts.9 - g "a,
receipts and nue weather hero wou1d Iea.st aat Ii
down to . much lower point ~ sa 1&a
and nore were undecided what to do ~;
that. an upward turE Is next in order .nd ao s
the market took slight upward tu1n h.. Inss. ~.
only to sell again few minutea Afterwards ~
thus largely scapng deal though tha Tit.n. a
work also, several big lots changing hsnds r..
delivery. The demand for cash Wheat T,s Hset as,s
little being taken for shipment. Teiear.m.t t eaI1
equally undecided what to think about tts 1.r'.ss
but the majority wero inclined to ths .sHao ssn
With all it is felt to be almost entirely d.rs,Se e
upon tho weather. which the wisest cannot fos-.se4
and arc the least willing TO speculate about Il 81
August opened At 81-25 settled down to Il n -
to 81 e. then receded 70 $ll9A, went u to + "
declined to $l.1aA, advanced to @l.a2+ nd 49,:
$1.2oA. Seller September sold 1t Q.loxaI ~
seile1 ne month OF regular NO. spring told u ns
@l.2NH, being generally about tho sana u Au,1st
eloaine 1t With .tght Discrimination Lesas
car-los Caan aa4es Hefo reEoft"t G. III 900 ba u
oo a. e4.1s<9i ~ 1o,ooou No 10 at 81 $lu8lIja.
8,4o0 bu rejected do 1T 9Sca$l.90: md ls0 m,
sample at S0e{@$125- Total, l41 400 bu Na nRiss
wss nominal, buyers bidding about the fua = IL
No;
was reported Ct 5,0oo hu At Sl27H for No. yttS IA
quotation for No. =
coRk-Was moderately sctise but fully 1eh-x,h
sympathy r. ~;a W. T9e1s: t vslRoo S o. rs quoted
ceipts were large, willis tho veather VA das II
warm, and the orders for shipment continue IN
Thero Was, however, good local demand Il hs d.
cline Tho shorts hlled in rather freely, d. d.
tilleI4 took mora Of the lower grades thx0 ttr.kn