, 1873-05-24
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Otlot0tiutg Mt tho close:

Ing weak oar}y, and nri1ior toward tho cloao.
Llyorpool was 4notod lower aud tho receipts al
while tho break In tho Eric Canal, md tio lack
OF freinht room loro, tontod to koop Blippors
out OF the tnnrlet, thus materially reducing tito
number Of buyers Noyortheless, casli whoat
continued to command q premium Of 2@,21(o on
Of tho May Bl,ortH must DO filled by this timo.
Tho reaaon for tlliB Ia that tl,oro was arnoBt no
oas.l whoat offering Of tho speculative grndo,
but tho lowor grades woro worry weak. Tho fool
ing ground daily Tilt thoro viii 10 an abundant
wlloat crop, howoyor It may bo with corn.
scllcr Juno openoda 81 t.2ol9 docinodt to s1.261,
and advanced to a1;2eg<, fel1 or 40 md rose 70
Saa @ Z c?sSsGg q a aa zs,a5 go5sG 5y tas M s5f 5
August was nominal at S1.20, and seller tho gear
do ut $1.191@1:14. Oash No. 2 Hpring olosed
nominal at 912o@1. .2o111, and No. 1 spring at
anything oyor s1.1s1>d, and roieoted do vas dull
at 91,00. Cash ealea wero reported of 1900 bi
No; nt ~ spring At 81 190Hi 200 bn DO ats1.99;
60 ,oo gee nu No. spring (Sllnnehota) Ct 9l.so
sSesS sis5 9q dc g. Sa 9 e s0 ba Dc Dc
nt s1.lO; 1000 bu do ut 51.1S}1; 5000 bu do 1t
S1.18,; 800 b1l rejected do ut 81.0a; 400 bu by
sample at 81 40; i,2oo bn do at s13s; 400 bu do
at S1.33. Total, 100000 bu,
NStu NAE 4Gpo ANLlf9 AuA /HNg%4G AUMtl kl4tA1
on ohnuge yesterday, but was gonorally strong
at the declne, which was partially lno to the
less favorable adyicos from tho East aud from
Europe, with tlaprospect Of laygor receipts here
Tho torrible storm Of laat night, following Sot
season, would probably hayo caused an advance
in spite OF tho above facts. but for the f1rmer
tono In lake froighta, tho scarcity Of vosHolH mud
the broak In tho Eric Canal, Which discouraged
sshlippers from operating. to my groat oxtent.
tho Widening discrimination In favor of options
for dolivery after Juno duo to offerings for this
month and noxt, which wcro moro humorous than
wanted by buyers. This faot was partly owing
to the difficulty Of CARRYING corn, mnny capital
to desire to avoid tho risk of bad condition
which mnny fear, should the damp atmosphere
continue into hot weather. sollor June opened
ne 387Sc. doclined to 98}lo, and advanced to
A211c, and seller August at 4l@lA96o, 10th
closing at tho outside. Seller the month, or
regular No. ?, closed at 39c, Aud strictly fresh
receipts Of do at 9s11o. cssl ealca wore reported
Of 1870 o1 By No: at ssye; Gooy BY Dc Mt
10000 by Do at s7s4c; $1,000 bu rejected ut aec.
Total, 101, 300 bu.
Oats woro quiet, and averaged 10 lower, but
we're firm Mt tho decline, which was principally
duo to the erge receipts though they were loss
WAS greatost on next months deliveries, which
opened (so}ier jnno) Mt 32c, declined to 81 56c,
and closed nrmor at 33Nc. Seller July sold at
s3A@33Mc, closing at 3n9c. Regular No. 2
at 9159G@91Mo: cayl, salss yero reported Of
sllc; 5000 bu regular at 3lSSSe 5000 bu 10
at 3lAo; 5000 bu rejected at 2oo; 5000 ht, do
at 1870; 1900 bn do ut 1880; t,2n0 hu do at
$3.50; GOO bu by sample at SIC; 100 bu 10 ut
$50; 1,20o bu DO at 36c. Total, 10000 hi.
Rye was inactive on graded 1otu. One or two
cars Of No. 2 wero wantet1 for Bhipmont, but Goo
was the best bid, w1lio 70c WAS asfiod.- Sales
wore limited to 100 bu by sample at 72o, and 800
bu do ut 71c.
Darley was dull and nonlnaly unchanged, tho
demand being about ovar for this season. We
quoto tho market Mt 70@80c for No. 2; Gi@GGo
forNo ., aud I5@50o for rojocted, ,-the inside III
Armour. Dole l. Co., and Central Elevators.
Cash sales woro reported Of 400 lu No. s nj Go
1,600 bu ro1oeteil ak Soc, both III city; oDD bu, BY
sample, at 3t.05i 400 bu do ut 500; 200 bu do at
Csc. Totnl, $500 fn.
The Snn Francisco Commercial Herald enyR:
Our active export rao IN brcaatuffs for the current
season IL fast drawing 10 close. Already we layo
tltspaeleMd M to tho United Kfngon,, f9r The harvest
valued Mt $U, roo 000 thau double tho quantity
over before e1rortca IN corresponding period. There
several veBHcls yet tle Liverpool berth, and It Ia
possible TINT dozen or ,noro Hhle may sill 10 dis
patched prior to tho close Of tho acaGon, July l..
Of Wheat yc rea,ing In nj to stato Or III bo ssu sur
plus that nay DO mne available for export possibly
b0o tons Of flour an1 wheat get nan, held for
which Is now tho n-absorbing themo upon Change.
Tho question Is one Of vital Importance to tho ship
ts yet too eariy to speak with donitcllesa upon e sub.
test. Tho cool weather continuing Is encouraging to
farmers a1d the prospect Of crop are no more dis
eonrngng to-day than they were fortnight since, or
surplus tor l873-7l was placed 1t so0,ooo tonH.
The st. Louis Globe says:
Tho Weat Is full Of good md cheap corn which cnn
not 30 marketed Mt reunerayo rrces for cultivation,
ted would improve tom that their values would DO
ey and We
dictate that they should forward to market the pro-
duce Of their lands soon after It Is ready bc
ply that everything should bo rushed to the front for
the sake Of carY ealcs especially hogs, in the apriug,
,hsS s cot sse 80 gsn s to p n hss s5a saa s
ier, Il peeun,sry results. The wlnsor
soae Is sol q suss Rassnz on las 1s on
hand nothing than requires for it's usual aud
strictly dependent e snatoners end g i gets up az
tue farmer holding back, and feeding bis stock ,,ut
late, it will incroaso their size md corresponding I'M
Ing hoga back and merely feeding The markets during
tho spring and summer months, win servo to Increase
hS asrs Of and net eyen
er when romuntratiye prices may bo obtained by the
producer-not only securing good return for the hogs
sold, but placing 0re1ltng rA!l.o tho fall crop,
which shUtl0 bs continued at least until December
thereby giving compensatory return to tho farmer,
portion Of Tho profit, which through tho cheapuesa OF
hogs lust winter has passed into the hauds Of paekcrs
and spoculators tht present scasoH.
su0An.
The New York Horld prophecies lowor prices
In sugar. Tho facts CLEANED during 4 repoIto-
rial visit to overwhelming firms aro thus sunmar-
lied: ut was learned that tho present stock OF
sugar, both here nnd in Europe, is nnprocolent:
odly largo and that tho crop in CuGa md tho
other producing countrioH will be largely in ex-
ccas Of previous years that prices arc ruling
low ut present. and u all probability will be still
lowor. The United States receives Bugar from
Cuba. from tho various West India 1Blaltls, from
Brazil, from Manila, from Java. and other parts
OF tho East 1ndioB-il, all amounting to between
$4,000 aud 575,000 tons, Of which about
025,000 tons comea in to New York. About
70 per cent OF all thus ia received from Cubp.
largo o1ceba, therefore, IN the crop Of this it,
land caunot fail to have MI appreoiablo effect on
the murket. Tho domestic production of this
article, which. previous to tho War, was worry
largo, has 80 far fallen of ag scarcely to be cor-
Biaorel at all in the general result. LouiHIana
produces betweon 2.000 aud 1900 tons, Which il
more than IL produced by all the othor States
put togethor. Besides tho supply Of sugar made
from tho Hugar-cano, thoro IL some 5000 or
10000 tons of sugar nude from the maple syrup,