, 1873-05-07
Also, GOO brIs corn moal at s2.3B. Tho following
wero tho quotations at tho cioao,


Good to clloico sprlng e1sras......... oo0 o o7e
I; Lnw to medium: ltn,::;.;;.'''... az gsas
Good to fancy Minnesota. G.6o q 800
Hpf1hB ahporhhoa.. 9.40 q 4!6
tso Aonr.... ''.'.''ss..'.s.,'....t.t.. 4lo g sN
DlaH' H'.'.'.'.*'.... ..................s llou G3lAuu
Whoat was moro active, md strong at about 10
advance tho ostenalblo reason for which was d
slight incrcaso In prices Of aomo descriptions in
Liverpool, reported carly. There MAS much
moro doing In caHl. wheat than uBral, and tho
varied widcly, bclng sometimes 10, aud at others
1Mo. Il was thought by aomo that the two prln-
cpnl long operators wero glad Of tho opportunity
to unload llborally, and that tlloy had good
was quoted Arnor, but tho bulk Of our trading
WAS dono bnforo tho rocoipt of tho first dis
patches from that city. There was still no ineli-
nation to trade for doliyory farther ahead than
noxt month, both buyers and ssllera protorrng to
walt till something more defnito is known In
regard to tho coming crop. 1t ia noteworthy
that thero is now very littlo domand for ohoIco
whent. No. spring. was practically unaalable
today, and baggod Whoat has dooltned some loo
sepondIng ep rodaotlon In tho lower grades. Choice
wheat is wanted aud tho manufacturers Of stand
ard brands Of 1our nro nlways willing to pay
.. good price for 1t Il they nre safo
aa Of o sa as3e 5 to to sen ost.va IT, orss aesr0 DDS Is
mand would spring up hero for Minnesota
wheat, II buyers could dopcnd upon receiving
what thoy pay for. In this respect thoro is room
oranimproyomonti in our inspection, which would
~ VII. ucn @ towar" ,anng .ns nnw sgslo Eopanr poa
vanne1 ,nu ~ a. osm I.ooa yo ~ ~ oG
8l.27S, and closed 1t sl.2g1a. sellor the month,
or rogutar No: spring, sold ut ,s1.24ee1@1. .2eA,
o1osag e. s2sa e1rS tfes u mrofoPs eS S9aoa
a. a. s1 oo NJ lss anrno a ~ way at ~ ~
q ks oas;no HD 1rn neE w. qs' u ~ ~
jectod spriug closed Dim at a9o. daah saioa
T.doo bn do at at 81, ,2b 10 '4oo bn do p & si.25
III mn In do nt nix Il DO bu do at 25G 016
br do at a1,25I; IS, 000 bu do Ut &l.25; $500
In No 8 surit1E nt ST. 1Clf o 600 bu dont 81 10;
bu rejoctod spring At QUO !; 800 bu do ut 08111o.
Total, 2O4, 400 br.
Corn was loss nctiyo, and unchanged on cash
lots, wlilo about 10 lower on options for de-
livery after this month. The market was weak
h weather: but holders gradually grow firmor in
their vieve. and thot q botter demand sprung
up, which causod IN improvement in prices,
though Now York was quoted onsior. There WAS
{. fail do,nand for ship1nont, especially for re-
pi psiJe ouotntious. rio sboft if,torspt llllod in
modorataiv. h,,t there ,Yaa little buying ahead.
though great many operators feel that 1t Is
scarcoiy safe to bo short at present quotations,
Notwithstanding tho fair prospect OF boing able
" 1nt n iii tI1a socd ran,,irof In NAV. which in
ulentv .aoan enough for corn, SalIar June
opcnod of st 100, advanced to 4oI1c, declined to
95aIc. roee to 4oo aud cloaod firm at that flg1lro
sclfort lie % month sold at 97s1G98c, cloaing at
37Mc. and strictly fresh receipts Of No, q closed
at ?S8aIc. Seller july sold ut 4l9ID42o, md
seller Rugust at 49@43ho, Cash sales wero ro-
norted Of q. .d}0 bu No. 2at 8816o; 1880 bu do At
SSS5c; 7,20o bu DO at Y8Ho; 1000 bu do at $50 !;
I55oo bu do 1t s7ySc; 81, 400 bu do at 87slo ;
I00 2e Iii, In reiSeted at B{lSo: il coo bu do at
S4ho: ID 8o} bu do At aCl@c atoaf !; 2.5o0 bu do
hy sarpnla ct 8Co; 500 hu ears at 33o. Total,
i'm Ann In