, 1873-04-18

sAu ueaiofs experienced no difficulty In obtain
ing quotations, AZ tho shipments again o1cee
tho receipts: Rye flour waa llr1nor. Sales wor
reported Of 200 br1B white wintor extras at $3.50
90 brls spring extras (pIllsbury's) at a1l.0 10
bs do das Il 4 S5 brs 1o b,
private m tor1ne 200 brla aupertlnos at a4.8716
D1. loo brla DO at Ss.75; 100 brls do at $3.50 III
2,176 brls Also, 10 tons bran at %. 90 On track
close:
Fair to choico wlito winter oxtras....s s25 @1o,s
neu WiAtcf eAlfaa. 100 a G,Ft
Good to choice spring e1tras. .......... SIS q S,7
ao"a aow 70 o medium; fsnau s7s s7
npl4ne BuporHnea.. 200 "a Az
!sJo Aour' 400 a 4.Jf
1i,d;incss 8So ool
Wheat was dull and weak, aycraginE i' .H sIado
lower than yestorday, though the woatllor wue
bad, and our receipts light. Tho market aI.
vanced carly, In WOW Of tho rain, but soon foil
OIL In interest," and strength whom Liverpool was
quoted from New York where car-lots Of Chicago
wheat were lower. Then tho continued oxcito-
ment In corn drew of q great mnny oporatoru
from /, The wheat stand, lenying it baro. Thoro
was little offered, especially in carlots, and not
IN options. Tho natne uncertainty about tlo
future, that has boon previously notod existed
To-day: Accounts from the country aro yory
conflicting. AL agroo that only q comparatively
o44inlA atea u"a peou plAukeQ tnB tArt but HOnl0
aver TINT tloro has boon much less rain in tic
country than here, and Tint tho farmers aro now
planting, with q reasonable proBpoot Of gotting
IN good brcadth. Tho great reason for quieE-
ness was, however,. the TACT that the operators
all wanted to pursuc.o ono policy, md that contra
~, ono. Experience shows that those who bnv
OH the strength Of a storm generally ,oso 1uonoy.
aB they laYo to soil out nt loss whom fine woat.
Or comes. Al aro wise enough to know Ills,
anu' honco, ~ hayo tried to boot tho market up
t1tNkk L. r.
at an adyance. DcinG all on ono sido VIiLo
iaTyer's taw," nothing came Of it, and no ono has
taken hold beyond tho picking up Of Tow Shorts
N losnrelY way Seller May oponod at 31.22,
Snss0 ss tS e 1 e aossea to ana a2 a5ss fooe to
5ass .. sels ss s!o's i S11s, eissss sssF
4t M.:l, l:2sN No. spring wasdul but firm at 10
s1.2o, being scarce. No. s spring was % nominal nj
At l.o93.1@1,1o1a, aud rejected do at 0Im95c
Cash salos woro reported Of 400 bu No, sTrlur
Ct = 70; 600 bu strictly fresh No. apriiig At
si1 o Tos s e oSo5 Ss 5s2o IT, 5000 bu do rogu-
, Corn was aotlye. .and again x@1o highor, though
tho greatest activity md strength 1yoro expeSi.
engod sl,, before noon. Tho rather sharp demani,
anu aoa ooaaoauent ADVANCE yesterday brought out
colntry--most OF which wero filled before II
O'Clock; and thoHe wcro followed by tie local
shorts in considerable numbers tho ,Tot weather
inviting both clasoea to buy though 1t will not
not much longor continued. It waa noticed tL,at
there was good domand for corn for May d.
Ivory by parties who sold 1t for .ylily; tloy
Wero probably doing go tor the eake OF tic profit
~ carrying H. After u o'clock tho demand
sell caused marked doolino especially When II
was found that the parties who bought yoatori1av
were out Of the market to-day. Bolor May onnnad
ss . $53sc, advanced to $500, declined to S0Xo.
or regular No q aold at s4]1@sS,xo W and don.n, naa
solor Juno sold at S7JS@osNo soller llSsot ynly at
and seller August at 41@1Y.fo.
gash sales y were reported Of 1000 bu No.
I.slGy ~, n q ttfsss1 at 2oo BY do at 500 e06
200 bu DO ct 3516o; $4,000 bu do at $50: 16'o60
~ % % a., nt sIGo 400 bu rejected at $40 SOD bu
10 ut sl}>5o; 4,4o0 bu do at 9lo. Total. 2A740o
Oats were active, and excited oarly, advancing
eao per bu under sharp demand II sy1npathy
!lt1 corn, but foil OF, 1ater and ruled connarn.
iveiy aun, % the demand brought out FREQ soli-
''rs, = wAo o. assorted that tho ont crop is in no
8 there is plenty Of time to plant in season forr
good crop, sollor the month opened nt 2811c.
nd receded to 28o at tho oloao. Seller May,
pasnod pps sx at 2oq advanced to 9o9{o and CLOSED
- ~ @y;ap' ooi!or Juno sold at 305GD31 5So.
losing ~ THO lnHdo. CnHh sales Wero rennrtnd
2, 400 bu (new receipts) at 28IIo in i6f bu ~
Sao; az, 900 bu ut 2816o; 10.Oo0 bn al aaa Nv
'otal OF. .8tD BIZ. Hc,ncInJ w.s @o,uuu ~ ~ 200.
Ryo wa ouiot ami IL i;ot was 4auteo at 25o.
ho a1vnnca IN corn @ 1S sois sner, ID sympathy with
- NJ q tsani. outn: QUO %aa reported Of !, 200
y @ w. d 1resh receipts, at G6c.
amo prices M voHter1nv M q aa1fas ~. anou1 tAo
poneq nominal at .71o, and closed at 70I6o.
eef o. NJ 1May : was quoted eaey at 72o but oloaod at
lc. no. y was scarce and strong ut G56GGo for
'r lots outside tho Rock Island, aud COO in tint
1nse. NeJectod vas quoted at 45@40c. Cash
yes Y were reported Of 5000 btu No. ., froah ro-
'pta ,a (Na az at 76ei 5000 bu regular do at
mPlo at 91.00 400 bu do at $50 400 bu do Al