, 1873-10-21

terms q, 100 bills spring oxtras (IVatortown Fancy;
et u: 400 brls DO {htnn.) Of $8.25 100 bril-
do (alory) at 5000; 80 brls do at e5.0O; GO(
brls do on private termB % brls buokwhcat ai
$4,000 LOO brls spring Buperano OF $500. Total
2,122 brls. Also 10 tons bran at 1880; 10 tom
do at 912.25; 10 tons middlings at $500 L
tona screenings at $500. All un track. Ths
following were tho closing prices:
Good to favorite branda whito wnors.. 5000 oot
Medium to good do. ................... 6.0o9 7.0i
Good TO choice spring.. 6.750 8ot
Medium to good do................... 6.255 6,6t
Feir M 10 10 s good Mngge:o.. tes e aSf
Gnoice 70 FANCY do......,..... 6.25@ ~.
gnrin8 suporanes. .....,-......,....... 2.75a At
BRAN 12.25@12.7t
Wheat averaged 114c hiBhor, but Icas active al
the advance, and ruled weak during tho greater
part OF tho session. Tho market waB bid up carly
under rather lively demand from the short in.
teroat, but this WAS satisfied towards II o'clock
aud then all oihaBes OF buyers manifested dis:
way. 80 thnt the offerings were In oxcess of the
demand. It seemed to DO expected early thai
New York, and possibly tho foreign markota
would bo higher, which caused nervousness on
the part OF several who wero unable to fll in on
Saturday: They had sold whom the market was
eome 6@10o per bu lower than now, fully ex-
pocting that prices would go down to 85c, and
Btay there long enough to permit them to make
tho turn. Now they find that the market
VII l. not sfs doMn At. at their bidding end seem
j.
though our receipts arc On tho inoroase, and
tho demand for lakn shipment must soon cease.
Thore was some donand from shippers carly,
but only to complete cargoon: aud they foil back
when that want was satisfied. Afterwards Now
York was reported dull In tho absence Of Liver
pool advicos. aud priccs docliusd here. Seller
November opened at s1.D4 advanced to 81 .O5,
and receded to s1.0996@1.03sl at tho close.
Seller the month sold at 8104M@D1.08, md sell
Ter Decembor at s1.o415@1,o515, both closng at
at n4Rt fnaN Nh not1 til
$1,000 for straight::; closing ut el.05, aud at
51.06 for Northwestern. No. / snrine was
quiet at a1.0s@1.o9 for straight, and
sl.1o@1.11 for Northwestern: No. 8 spring
anl @, rejected spring closing qa'et at I o1o,
Cash salos wero ruportcd Of 800 bu No. l spring
ut sl.00; 1000 bu No. Northwestern at ST. Ii;
1000 bn do at s1.10; $4,000 bu No. q spring at
sl.0eA; Il, 2oo bu do at s10G: o.2oO bu do at
s ees 100 b s Do DO at = sls9 a o. br DO DO q
Northwestern at a1.071f; $500 bu do at 81 OF;
$4,000 bu do at 81. 1.08N ID, 800 bu do at 81 .08k
4,4o0 bu do at $1.06A; 5000 bu DO at 81. .06 !;
2Q2o bu ,5S No spring AZ s16o35; 1900 bu Dc at
T. 400 bu rejected do 1t do. Total les, 900 bu.
Corn WAS much loss active, butayorased 1l@56o
hiGhcr, being weak, aa MAS tho case with wheat,
during tile greater part Of tho regular Hession.
The short interest bid up In q lively manner OIL
tho opening OF tho market, melted principally
by the fact that Liverpool and Now York both
closed strong On Saturday, there being no or
doris from the other side Of the Atlantic to-day.
There WAS alHo some buying for shipment, duo
to the fact that lako frelghts woro low, with no
immediate prospect OF an ndyanoe, but buyers
soon fell buck when they found that they could
not take hold without paying mora than on Sat-
urday, and thonceforward tho market ruled tame
and weak, though 1t eased down very slowly.
ward movement Of Saturday exceeded thom
but the indications arc that from now our
stocks will exhibit steady increase till Tho bins
can hold no moro, taxing tho ability Of holders
to carry the increasing stocks through tho
winter ssF sso ssS mt opeasd at i'd
Seller December sold at 8o56@40Ko. Regular
No. 2 Or aeller tho month sold ct 88@9816c, CLOS
Ing nt the inside. striotlyfresh receipts Of No. 2,
oEhig mixed, closed At 2s19o, and rejected ats7c;
At So; 100 b d Il $500; u 1000 % nn I No. 4 at
500; 81 200 bu do at $500; 1900 bu do at
$500; 9,400 bu do ut 3815c 10000 bu do at
88s6c; 4, 400 bu do at 8s1{o; $4,000 bu do at $50;
800 bu rejected at 9791o; 4, 900 bu do at $40;
sSslo aioat: Total, is5, M ,Goj bu. a''0 ~ N0
Oats were quiet aud steady being in only
moderate demand at Saturdays pricos. The re-
ceipts considerably exceeded the shipments, but
thore was o fair export inquiry for car lots to-
p Sa asasss st 2oei oeens s s4s not
and oloned easier at 2ll@a21Go, Regular No.
sold ut 92@32116c, and fresh receipts at 3916@
$3.50, both closing firm at the insido.
s25So il, 400 bu Do 1t s2Io 7,2oO ba '' do at at
3271o; 5000 bu do at 800 !; 1900 bu No. whito
at 3215o; 5000 bu rejected at 900 GOO bu Ito at
25eoj GOO bu do at 2o1}c; 2.4oO' bu white ns
$50 i; Il 600 bu mixed at $40, all on track 6,00O
bu No. at $780, Total, %, GOO bu.
Rye was in good demand, with light offerings,
boinB quoted scarce, aa holders did not care to
soil st tho recent decline in quotations, ospo-
ciafly as it was rumored that some rather largo
aales had been mado On Saturday afternoon at
ported Of 1900 bu Mo. . at Csc 2,460 bu do at
GAo; and 1,600 bu do at G3c. Total, 1900 bn.
Tho market closed with firm holders at G5o aud
ro1ected nominal at Gle.
Barley was moro active, and stronger, aver
aging SO highor on No. 2, aud 1@111o on No. 8,
thore being several orders on tho market to buy
for brewers use, in addition to tue ordinary
speculative demand. No. 2opeued at 81 80, rore
to sl.83, and closed strong Ut $1.s2. soIlor No
vember was nominal at 81 l.s3@t.a5. No: s sold
reported OF q, 800 bn No. at s1.33; 5000 bu
at 81 :, ,1oo bu do at s1.so 4o6 bu No. at at
$1.os; 2'soo bn DO at 9l:o2S9; II, 400 bu do at
81 .o1 S,4oo bu rejeotod at 500 4, 400 bu do at
70o: 200 bu do at $50; 400 bu by sample ut
81. 80; 100 bu do at $1.20: 400 bn do at a1.08;
800 bu do at s1.0G 400 bu do ut 41.05 on track;
400 bn do at sl.16; 400 bu do at sl,l2. Total,
78, 100 bu.
EXPORTS FnoM THE ssAnoAnD.
=, Tho following were the aggregate exports Of
tho articles named, from tho portB Of Portland.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, aud Baltimore,
for the wcok ending Oct. ls:
SS!SSs1 e. ?s!s !Ssss Sssss Ill., :1s5
Corn, bu..... SOL la9|L Lard, &bs.. .4,a2402A
ltye, bu....... l,676|
PRODUCE sTAT1Sr1Ca.
Tho, Now York Produce Exchange Weekly
gives tho following:
Tho export cearaucca Tor Europe from tho portH of
New York. Boston, Montreal PHILADELPHIA and Dalti-
lnoro. aggr9Rated, werc, for, tie aforementioned
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Nyc, Oats,
erls. te. ou, BIZ. ba
Oct. II ,....... 0,8l0'2, ,357,b79 172,Gq7| 97444
Oct. t...A.... 3l,tuBIl.Q4a.t47 1hI.H1al llG6l ~