, 1873-03-08

NFoAhHoA ApHGl tlnll lQ1 ElDHll{t pIlCp u
last ovoring, though Now York WIS quoted |
stronger, and o1r rccoptu wBro not hoavy. Tho |
,narket opened strong at tho advance Of the |
previous dsy PIT Waa soon depressed BY The a
d Aonr. It Was hubse4Msttly ascorta'noa that !
this was IN orror, md that Liverpool was Id ppr
100 iba higher on spring; but tho market only |
worked up elowly, bocnuso tho advance Of yes
strength in E,,ropo, which Indicated tiat tic
public report Of today would quote those mar
's;5 t1st resulted ;;;s ;5;o;ushs qaf liberal SIsrlaEs
when Cassa sgn i na g Il r., st ast5teng
of zig session g (, !. Tes aaito d9li 5slloE Apfl
| at tho close. sollor tho month"; or regular No.2
at'tne insido. eollor May aold at 1:a715@1 .2821,
f bat eiesea d no1nsy eGor NJ tY spring. IS @ fresh
fsss sae 49, so spaaa oasa & 9s1sRs ss saad d tas
t tsaos were reported ot Zoo bu Of No. spring It
Sss i g9S .sq 5q NJ a. sPrpE IT It sS aSS
bu DO at s1.?2l1; 10000 bu do Ct 81 :2219 $500
800 bu rejoctod spring (CentraD Ut 95o; q goo bu
Corn was active and strong; averaging ~, Per
! bu higher than yesteraay;. nndor M urgent do
mand, which was duo to tLe Bame CAUSES rs wore
noted to DO In operation Yesterday, and to re-
ports Of groatcr strength in Europe Duyors
were numerous, hut Tho options for summer Do
livery we're less in domand than corn for this
month and next; heneo these wero relatively
tho strongest. Cash corn was bought freely to
load into yosaols, md also to carry into May md
centl,y received considerable accessions 81 capt
tai, temptod by tho profit ofHored in tho now
premium nnsnoa hSgsf E No. e
sssSe, @ and Closed At sa36@321@c. Strictly troeh
solloF April sold 1t s556@s216o: sello5 Ny lsy
S. ao@as'1Di ssa 1soior '':6 July june ss 9 so@sg @
O. GaAi, 'S aalos wero reported q 5000 bu No. 2
gsft f sEEye} At s s aes9 b. ssSto bo to
do Al a2JSo o,eoo bu do q aa71c; $1,000 bn do
at 3256o; 55,G GOO bn do at 92}4o; 90 900 bu do at
S29Gc; 90, 600 hu do at 93]4o; 400 bu rejectod at
2slSe; Aoo bn do at 2a'4o; o,ooo bu do at 2so.
dor good demand, both for ash and tntu1o.
which wna brought out BY reports Of greater
to nearly equal. tho receipts In volume. while
thore is q good inquiry for local consumption.
! Regular No: sold at tS@2osac; froBh receipts
g. e ' as Sss ssar Hp9 9as .! ST.; sssi ii sosaz asy
No. . 1t 2oszc; 5000 ba Do at 2e956c; $4,000 bu
do at 26l1o Total, 27,60o bu. -;
10 per Hsa ba naef u Sl light ana small o9of.
) iligs. Sales woro reported Of 900 bu No: At
&C. aud 800 blu do at 5116c. Seller April sold at
67o.
was good demand for No. 2 from the short In
. terost, Bome OF whom seemed to be approhen-
eiYo Of q squeeze On this month; but the in
qu not &c a. no. a. ~ saes
= hfnrcli. Seller the lust hAlt was reported
: to havo aold at 74@741fo, and gel sellsr Ms
April at 7s71@3ao No . o1s wsa@ T., coa9ssg shsde
!, Cash sales were reported Of as 900 bu No. e.,
3. + CO Is, at 7Go, 2408 hu do at 75o; 5000 bn
Q do At 74c; 400 blu do at 7s16o; 300 bu No. 3
Contra 1t e1o 400 bu DO at 6G Soc CO., hu }N
r 45o 800 bu do at 44o; 200 bn do At 4s}1e
2,00O bu do at 49c; 400 bu by ssmplo at 200; 1o0
t bu Do at Goo, on track; 400 bu do at 100; 400
! bu at 7sc; GOO bu at zoo, delivered. Total, a.
= William Young l. Co., Of this city, have re-
ceiyad replies to about TOO lottors addressed te
q ditforonts points in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Mime
Z. supply Of wheat. The tenor Of their replies
l. aoatos to be that about one-third OF last years
n crop rot romans in first hands, and that on the
b lat Of April they will hayo little moro whoat
I'll The iron ron propeller Merchant, Of the Erie nni
d Western Transportation Company, the first iron
?, merchant vessel built on the lakos, after eor
yico Of ton years, is now In dry dook at b1Mso
It shc WIS cut into her iron frames and aides wert
6 found to bo in ID sound o condition as when uhs
:. was first constructed. Hcr business season to
# and during these ten seasons sho has trayele'
70 SoJ, 900 miles, transporting Western freight as
9 grogating $3.50. tons aud a. s Eastern f.eiga
81 toe4s 'aeS, ais lbs 81 of aundros: Tho actual value .
1t tho East bound products amounted to Sb 646 374
,r and tho estimated value OF the Woat bound mer
chaudiso 91o,o79,2Go. Making q total o
r. 915, 1884,
t, The San Francisco Bulletin says;
vt The California wool trade for 1874 unusual
ths lssy sear a viii sosk hand ii thls city 5000
bs The product Of ne Stao It, L. M estimated to has
es asai
"a from r. spri1g ep ssy eeo H. ghsso ",
ot 1175 hs resolved from Oregon Our fofea
90 imports amounted to 3,rll 600 h. mostly from An
traa new feature 10 hls assfst TT sa sninme 4
Ss' ga9Rsa, I'd, fFS% n is
eo shppea HSsa Ssaes fa sS
IL Tho quantity taken for consumption IL 1872 b. Il
% two factories In thia city In estimated to hnvo bee
ye 9h76,ooo bs, wsle Tho stock on hand bore Jan.
It. 1878. 2oOo lbs omoat!o and 10000 los 70
6 u
do vnluo oi tho clip was 38,lo5,ooo.
90 Wool-rain!ng In tits Slate during the past thr
~ | years Ina boen quite remuneratiYe. Tho ahirmen
ths period aggrsgate d 900 h. assnst y
wool tn ths city 1t present fa about bs Nd
ot this from last years srrapg & ep sna gooa po
lie at S0v Int at that figure thoro is sale. Tho
70 clip will begin to como forward ne1t month, @and Il
Tor April receipts will probably be large.
cd LATEST.
10 In tho afternoon, wheat was moderately aoti
7X md Nrmer. No. spring sold at S1.22@1 "a
lo. cash or solor tho month, oloaing at tho iuuid
so and sl.2314 G91.2396 seller April, closing
ar; | 9l.a53S. Corn was ~ moaofate demand a.
il drmor. closing at 32115@S25sfo seller tho mont
oar and 3216@s3o aellor April closing at the inad
for Other grain md provisions were neglected.
90;
100 CHICAGO DAil Y MARKET