, 1869-05-29

tl0nS were principally IN casn to1e tnDagn Gtlons,
were dr1u, and the prices paid for June show ihlt
there IL not much dread Of decline at present
There was no improvement in the price Of reject
cd On the Open Board the market was Inactive.
On Change 1t opened quiet at yesterdays closing
pr1cea at t5ssc, and soon became excited, rising
to &C by uooD, with large Sales and closed urn at
Coz Sales were mnde OF 109, ,30O bu at G0c: r. GOO
hu At c2ssc; o,s90 hu at saxc; soVo ba at toac;
COCO bu at sac; 10. coo bu At osc 100 pu reject
ed 81 b5c; 1,2ao bu do At o4Ae; 1910 bu do at
5sc; $50 bursaps, by SAMPLE, at CSC; go bu do at
exc; 1s9 basB DO at 59c- Total 0.So0 In. Sell
er the month wss the same price a. cash: seller
June sold al ss3<c.
Rye was again dull and dropping, the market open-
Ing for No l,oeing &c lower tnan yesterday,
and declining to s1.osk at the close. Sales were
made Of 400 bu No. at 2l.od; 1,Gao nu do ai
Sl05k; 500 hu do at $loo; 400 b0 do at tLot; 1900
hu do at 4l03X; 1,990 bp No At 41.a4; 500 bu do
at sl-o1. Total 400 bu. One car Of re malt
sold Ut slc-
Barley Was entirely nominal At $L&9@le0 for
No. q Sales we're made By sample: II bags at
SLED; II bags ut sl.4o: II bags at si.25; and =
bags at Sl00 Total, SEQ bu.
Seeds were quiet and prices uonninal. We quota
sales OF Hungarian at 7oc, aud millet at 1oc.
the following kilograms were received On
Change to-1aT:
NEW YORK, May p.
Flour Irregular; fresh unchanged: full heavy.
1u;l Wheat nrnet aud s;&siet at Sill. Corn IT,
sne Il a; h o fote auss It b
i5ss. is oD'@ " "D'S> D'D4DlD ' slv' o4'N'
corn-Noue here nominal at 5oc. Oats held nt
~. Kecelpts-oata 1000 nu. shirments-
Wheat 'z0'0 '0 e0fn '' warkEE ~ E!etS1tS Nay 5.e
Wheat flrm md fair desaaad; So. spring at
sil:: En: tiS @ =, g. sl.lsE Rece'pts 1ls,oeo bn;
LwErroolS Nay sEl1:io 4 T.
Red wheat at 81 "a; white do At 9s 81. Corn
LATER-1:e0 p. m.-1a1l at Gss GL Rest IN.
changed.
The following shova the exports from China
aul japan from June /. 1861 to April OF the
present sear, With exports TOT the corresponding
period in 1s6'-s;
IsAs to Ct Britain France ss,eaxis'@ @ n;.ssisGS 8
sS q III sisies III sa.ss %
ss s;:; tsstss; & Tss'; s i; ss:;: ,$sS s
sSsnSF S!ss 1sis Il g. 'o e. pes $S S , s!ss
The ADORE are onlS portion Of the items OF e1-
port, though the list includes ali the leading ar-
tic!cs The table shows q largc increase In the
amounts over the year preceding, In every III
staucc. Some Of the smaller scmtted) items show
i decrease, hut the average increase Is fully 20
p.reeEt.
LATER.
In The afternoon fai1 depanu existed for No.
spring wheat and prices were higher, closing
steady at sl.lsL: q l.1+1+ for seller May. Other
gr:aus were lueless In tile evening business WAS
quiet, with sales confined 10 o few lots Of No 2
srt.ng wheat, which sold at d range Of s1.1l:<@
..13-lhe nlurIct closing nrm at s1.litt for seller
the month. Pork products were neglected.
Grain trcl2hts ruled duh, but urn, with ctartcrs
1lu:ed 10 the bark Tanner, corn III SIC 70 Duf-
falo.
Ltsc hogs were il fair rr4ueat, and the market
ruled steady and lrm at 5cste1daJ's prices About
';2c0 head changed hands at and within the range
Ut IS. 9.0u for common to choice.
Keel cutlle wesa quiet and steady at uuclange1
prices. The receipts were 20 head, and the en-
tered sEes .9l head at arange:ot Sa59a7.5o for -
fefiue to choice.