, 1873-12-23

volume Of arrivals usual during tllo holiday
y T's s sSSs Foaes 1sy o SpS@eS @ & s 4 ;aes sesS
to s1.i5I, closing % al si.15N Heller @ February
sold at S1.17@1.1ay6, closing 1T The outsidee.:
oaaI. No; spring' Or aellor Tue ;t,o',t!', Aold
~ 40 ron orsfcd o,oaSs o ns N.Y. M'
spsing was III good demand at el1415@l.l5 for
atraght, and e1.1U for receipts III tLo North.
wontorn Elevator, both closing strong. No.
ssprhn,g closed at sl.o7}1, and rejected do at
Elevator, whluh woro at fully 10 discount oasll
aaloB wcro reported OF 5000 bl1 No. spring.
part Nortiwoatern, at sl.15; d,B00 bu DO o.
s1.1494i 24oo b, DO at 81 HI 2:4oo BIZ North.
a1.13T; 1900 bn do at ai.l9g(, 400 bu do ut
S1.13e6i 0o,e00 BIZ do at s1.1311; 1880 bl, do
ct sl.1396; 1000 bu DO at s1.1311 300 bu No.
r. spr,ne + sio' ioa so9 n sq do 4 so k s9 5 sa
at 91.051S; 1000 bu do ut al,o5; sod bn reject
I'D ut 81. 1900 bu do at 31.00, 400 BIZ TO at
D9c. Total, 15A.400.
Corn was moro active, and avoragcd 4c
also reported f1rlner in liverpool with Il mato-
rial advance IN Now York, aid onr roceiptg wore
light. THO donatl was chiefly speculative,
though there was bottar inquiry for car lots
The movement 10 New England points by rail,
which, Ia alwaya slltgglsh tn atettng up after tho
close Of lako navigation. Tho january option
was in fair request from tho Efforts, but thoro
WAS bettor inquiry for February, partly on
wu,,tod to t,lrn oyor without getting out Of tho
tratle. Tlloto Is no change In tho aHpoct OF the
corn question, It gathers strength all tho time.
rathor irrogularly, in spite OF tho arguments OF
about B so6o05o bu Of the avorago Of tho past
lon years, and that the. aaving in con.
sumption for several monthH past will
make full almonds for Tho shortage: sollor
January opened Mt 59Ao, advanced to 5a2]o, foil
59e{o. Seller February sold 10 abovo this rango,
with an occasional dliforonco Of 11ac. Bollor
May waB quiet aud Arm at 599l@t0e. No. q
corn. cash, closed at 5914o for old aud 51o for
now: Cash ealts woro reported of 0,ooo bu No. 2
at bic; 2,400 bn do at 5954c; 2,400 bu do at
$500: Is, 200 bu do at 53lc; 900 bu do at 531sc;
2,400 bu do ut 5111c; 4,a00 btu do at 59c; 8u0 b,l
at ELI 2so 1@ rejected Go storge At
1000 bl new do at 47o; 300 bu do at 4Gc; 409 bu
do at 45c. Total, Is, ,Bd0 bu.
Oata wore 10 higher, but quiet, being in good
demand, with very light ofiertnsa. Nov York
quest is sprngng Up both for interior ptoiuts aud
tho far East, while tho downward pressure
brought to bear for two or thrco days past was
lifted OF with tho return ltome Of tho other
Aing,bee among our locnl operators, Seller tho
to 3oc, and closed ut 98}hc. Seller Jauuary sold
at 8s94@3011o, closing at 391ko; and soller
February sold at s91G@401lc. Cash sales woro
reported Of 1000 bu No. ! at 8oc; 0,2po bu No.
ss5Go; {, 400 bu do at 3s19o; QUO bu rejected at
sCo; COZ bu do OF $500; GOO bu do at 8511c.
Total, 20, 200 bu.
Rye was very quiet and worry steady at tho
price that ruled for three days previously, with
little denana aud light offorings ea!oH wore
limited to 500 bn frosh receipts No at 7Go, aud
800 bu regular No. 2 ut Too.
Barley was more active in options. bnt with
less doing i1a cash lots. owing to tho scarcity Of
offerings, and was decidedly stronger alt round.
No. 2 advanced %, selling 1t sl.40 No. 8 was
in aotiyo request for slipnlont ut 3t.05 for poor
to 51.10 for good, and 5000 bu Hold, solIer
January, ut 81. .0G@t.07 which means tile poorest
when delivered. Rejeotel, advanced to 95c, aud
that certain parties have, boon quietly
order to got control Ut tho market.
Cash sales were reported Of 28o0 bu No. ut
1,2o0 bu do nt. el.07; 1o,6oosbu do ut 8l.o5l
400 bu do ut olo, 400 bu do at 900; 800 bu by
sample at s'1.40; l,90O bu do to arrive at SO
400 br do at S1.12; 400 bu do at Sill 400 bu
do at 90o, Oh ttaok. Total, "a ,000 bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS. ..-.
Tho following dispatches were received by tho
Board Of Trade to-day:
LoNnoN. DEC. 22.-Cargoes Of both wheat and corn
or coast downward tendency. Mark Lane-Wheat
quiet. Corn fr1ner. Hvorpool-Wheas quiet. Corn
Improving, 37s.
LlyEnpooL, Dec. 29-ll d. ns.-Flour, asst92os I'll.
Wintor wheat. 12s 1l@l2s Cd Bpriug ls Lido tas ID
white, l3a bd@l3s 81 club, lis 9lal4s 81. Corn, 3ss
@3Ba I'd. Pork, c2s Gd. Lard, 4os ID.
Later-2 =. 1n.-DreadstuYa qnat. Corn, 36B Gd@
Sos I'd. Pork, G4s. Ies4 unchanged.
nurFAIo. N. X, Dec. M.-TAo change to freezing
cold weather ia most unfavoratlo for ca1al-uoats dc
string to get through 10 tae-wator. Il iargo number
ct boats stopped tho lower eud Of tho canal BY
this sudden cold snap.
EXPORTS F1uAf THE sEADoAnD.
The following wero the exports f,om tho fro
loading keaboard citieB Of tie country for the
week ending Saturday last, Us compared with the
preceding wcek:
1rfek ending Tsek ending
Leo. 70. Dec H.
Flour. brls rls......,...........,... 6D*437 G2,6Si
Wheat, bu. bu...................... Sl5t0D0 733, ,7u0
Corn, bu. 100000 2Ul, sou