, 1875-09-12
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T1lGow-ouoted At sx@sz1c for packers.
BREADSTUFFs.
FLOUR-Was quiet, buying being done only by tht
local trade There was, however, some inquiry from
shippers md few teegranas were received from Eu
rope asking for prices. But the did not ap
pear to suit Holders ssy that tho stocks Of old -four.
are running quite low and that tho ers do not Gait
to handle new wheat Just yet Nevertheless few
email lots Of the market. and new four
were quoted weak. Sales were reported Of 40 b1'a
winters partly At saoo 800 bzs spring e1tras At $58
urls. The market closed at tie following range oi
prices Choice winter extras, $5-75@7.15; common
soGsa d. ;sdes s6ees 'gslg @
$;o5@735 ps:e3t springs, $6 75@s.uo; spring super
nncs, s375a4 10: re -four $4.75@4.ao.
WHEAT-Was less active and stronger. TelegT7ms
from England announced steAdier feeling there, and
some quoted it frmer. whi1e the smaller recelpts
formed Offset against tie effect ct Amer weathes IN
crest deal Of damage to the wheat in the aggregate
considerable proportion Of th.t IN the North being 5et
in SHOCK in the dslds Hence no .ts1'. improve -
speedily, and the fAct that there Is very little
wheat now here that can be delivered on contracts,
caused rather sharp demand fer the limited offerings
Of No. 2. The premium Of Friday wns not ma-
ts ensd Il t ss naeFs m ~ n@ sos
ber sales Of the same grade, aud that option ruled
firm, averaging about the same as the closing quo
ss e ea rter ws .saon p,s s " sfsa s
was taken for shipment, and that only Of the lower
grades, shippers declining to compete with the shorts
cent Of tho totai inspection into stole Saturday
morning. Seller ocober opened at $;laa' 1ose R 70
DECLINED 70 sll 15, ndTaneed s,,s to {i1s., ae
spring closed Al sl.15ss11ss. Seller November
ranged at :. .:9113. Seller the year sold At Like
11ak closing at liz No. spring nominal at
about loo for new, and s1.28 for old. Cash sales
were reported Of IS, 500 bu No. spring at Sl154@
isessa s DO as S. M md ba IS samps It 7o
MINNESOTA WHEA1-was quiet, with nc sales.
apart For old No. L. there we7e buyers 1t s. 80, and
$i35 was asked New No. was held At $1.25, with
$l.a6 bid No. was unEnenttoned.
CORN-Was active, and at times excited. Liverpool
wes unchanged, and New York Was shade hr1ner,
wbile receipts rather light with fair ship
menta These facts did not appear to influence the
market, however, till towards noon. The early feel
ing was entirely predcated On tho frost news, or,
rnther. the absence Of 1t. a good mAay pur,
mostly by the class Of operators who may be
"a temporary" because they have either not enough
money OF enough courage to remain On the long side
Of deal more than few hours, If the market ~avcrs
ever 40 little. They bought expecting that 1t would
freeze Friday night aud cold ~ soon as possible on
Saturday morning when theJ found that tne1e ;t 1aa
produced weakness, especially for October, which was
the deal involved and tho pressure to sell caused to
market recovered from this PRESSURE and then good
demand set In for this month from shorts, while al
The earots offered were readily satcn apparently for
ship1nent. Cssh lots 1t one time commanded a
premium Of not less than INC ever October It 1s
probable that this demand was based On the fact
that the weather wns cool and even rsH rendering II
though the weatherwise ones ehook their heads re-
marking chat it too cold to rain and too cloudy to
5sc, advanced to 59!ic and closed st ssc which waa
1kc below Fridays closing Seller the month sold IT
elosinS =. and eash NO. s~sr s,9.ea Sa a.
veInber sold ut 54@55c, and seller the year At 5laoc
the latter closing Ut 51c Cash sales were reported
sf sa a 81 Sssstsa Il
bu 1t 63Hc track; and 100 bu BY sample 1t
54aG)c, Total, 391, $40 bu.
range OF prices, though cash was stronger. and the
general market firm in sympathy with corn and New
York. The receipts were fair, and thero wns good
demand for shipment, and cash No closed about Kc
higher than the previous evening. Seller 8eptera-
ber opened 1t sold to ssz:c, back to 354c and
closed at 35H@N. Seller October sold et o3H@ae,
closing At the outside Seller the year sold Ut :3@
33Hc. Cash No. closed ot 3Gte, and rejectsd sold
at 3l@31Ac. Choice samples vore firm under light
offerings. sale. s7.4oo ba No: 4 362s9hc; eSoo
3lHc; 400 hu mixed, by sample, At aiasSAc; 66oo
bu white At 38h@nc on track. Total, 6o, 500 hu-
vhiIe opons We "ere ~ qss M % No. e.ss sold At 3sxa
75c and seller September at 76c- Saes were report
ed Of 30 bu No. 1t 5k@75s<c; 400 bu rejected At
64e; 1,6oo ba BY sample At 65s7oc On track Total
$500 bu.
BARLEY-Was quiet and shade stronger at tho
close No. in good demand to I'll outside orders,
and advanced about 1c. No. WA also arm under
continued light receipts, at g. n.12al125f. No. sold
st 729c and rejected at 4s@5oc, the atter closinR
dull and weak. Choice samples were In request and
stronger, under limited receipts. Options were very
quiet, and the Light trading WIS confined ID chiefly
closed at $1os&9l.07. Seller the month closed as
$112 Cssh sales: 200 bu No. at H.l2: 10, eco bu
No. ut 72s7&c; 1900 bu rejected at 4s50c 5000 bu
By sampe at k5e@S.o 20 track 5000 OIL do st 52cG3
si.2o delivered. Total, ., ,6co bu-
In the afternoon the grain markets were quiet and
generally firm ut the close. Wheat sold at &1.l2h3
lle1; for October. closing At $1l94c. Corn sold IT.
684s691 seller October and closed 1t 65<c bid Oats
closed at $50 for September and 33Z<c for October
4 vessel was taken for y, zoo bu corn to Buffalo,