, 1875-08-29

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| FIOUH-Was rather active at about the saue
prices Friday, though two lots ahad-
cd slightly, holders were anxious to work them on
aud there Light demand. The market is steady,
aud will probably continue till the -four begins
to arrive freely stocks OF old Light make
nost holders independent Sales reported OF $50
brls winters at $7.0785; ZOO ors spring extras
private terms 100 brs unsound do $5.oo; 100 brs
| unsound spring superdues at si55; and :0j
br1s rye -four private terms. Total, 1850
bra. The market closed with tbs following
as the asking range Of prices: Cuo5ce winter
extras, $s75@ $40; common to good do, $6-5c@6.75
choice spring e1tras Ss0c@ 374 fair do. shipping
grades, SIS, @5.'5; Minnesota, s625@72s: patent
springs, $;75ia3.50; spring suterdues, $3-75v@4-5;
rye -four, $5.25@ 40.
BaAx-Was quiet and d1mer, the offerings hetng
very ught. Sales were limited to 20 tons SIS 5o
trzsk.
Corn -MxA1-was nominal 1t s2s.oxa26.so per ton
hlIpo11scs-sales were 10 tons fms. at s27oo, fsee
WHEAr-Was moderately active and stronger, the
market advancing from the closing pzcea of FRI
day afternoon. The adyices from London and Liver
uop were less weak. though with decided improves
1urnt md wheat Was held hrnly in New York, with
tew buytrH while reported raining IN Iowa and
Minnesota. Tae chief cause Of tho advance seemed,
however, to be local. Tha keceipts Of No. were
there rather l1 short interest for this
mouth which bad held buck hitherto IL the hope OF
1atner sharp decline large receipts Of wheat,
with no milling .:-1nand fur it, The Angus. snorls
had been buying for two days previously, and had
forced the market up to 2Nc above September; the
continued good demand, with rather largo offerings,
caused slight additional widening Of the premiu um
on Saturday, while Shippers fell hact, beng unwilling
pay the prices askd. The shipping inquiry for the
lower grades fair. TIE demand for deliveries
subsequent to this month was ductuating, but the
general condition Of the market indicated that the
lungs had taken warning from previous experience
and pfaeed their property before the last two or
three days Of the month. There no pressure to
sell september wheat, but little willingness to
sell for October under the belief that the quality Of
the receipts will improve after the grain has had time
to cure, and that tha English will want very
Httfe American wheat when the procaeds Of their
own crop become Variable. Tha ma1ktt helped
somewhat by the probability OF local Seller Sep
tember opened 1t $ll3s, to sll4a. eded 10
l43, and advanced TO $i-154, cioing 1t 3l.ts. Sell
er Ucto5ez sold at lax @l14;i, cioeiug vt $1.lsk.
Seller the year was uoruan~t ut }4@t,c below Septe
Ter. Seller the mouth, caah NJ. spring. sold ut
S!16h LIS, closing at $l1'4. Cash s4les
ported Of 40a hn No. sar1ng ut $i.2i l450 lin No.
do at $1a6hal.l6; 3l.o0 bu rejeeted do At $1lo9
1lDt-; - LOO grade do ut 99c@l.t': aud 4uu
" s"tupls CT track at Sl.'U. Total, 1N,s50 bu.
M1SsEsoIA WHKAT-N4s inactive 3uu nouiually
drm- 1t Was reported that S1-S3 offered for = ]
round lot Of No. ! ; No. : was unmentioned. |
CQHN--Was fsirly active At average decline Of !
to par bu, chiefly In connequeace OF weather,
pympathy with whsae causing relatively arm fnang
aaalsE, and New 1o1k dull md lower, but ouz KaceQ