, 1873-02-04

"'"'A'''A+s.. 4A.ou 60.
Whoa: was quiot md atoady At tho ttoid Sioslng
pricca OF satcrday, there being not much dispo;
seRoo TO s Tsrs eonoaa o fhis s1 Is oys sSss @ Sa
tho market hera Is q FREQ ono, there being only
about two operators who arc deep in tho trade-
ona of them ID ioug and tho other short. Thoro
| is, therefore, no particular loaning In oithor
direction. and tho marriott swings between hcl!ora
from tho spring wheat districts aud buyers from
tho tliStricts whore spriug wAoat is raised, tho
difference in prices Of the two kinds being much
lnrgor thfs year than usual. To-day there wcro
opened at $1.277{, advanced to s127]S, declined
to a1:27111, and closed nrm at 91.27y< Seller the
month, or regular No. spring, sold at $1.24A
@1.254, .cloaing at 51.25 Beilor April was
quiet At about % per br above tho price Of tho
alasoh 81 option. No. 1apring was quiet at 9l.s1
and rejected DO at 9sc bid. caah aaloA wore ro-
ported of 400 b, NJ. spring at s1.32 400 bu
900 bu do at el.25H 5000 5u do at sl251s
$1,000 bu 10 ut 4l.25 10000 bu do ut 81 AK
1b,soo bu DO at s1.2i9+ 400 bu do at @. ~
1000 bu No.. . spring al S1.12; 800 bu do 1T
sl111; 80 doq 81 bn do 1t sl11A 100 bq DO Do
bu do at $50. Total, LOG, ado b,1.
Corn was active, and steady at Saturdays
prices; being, about tho only thing on the Board
that did not share IN tie general quiotncas. Re-
latiye dernnnd, which enabled parties with capi-
tal to take up all tho offerings to 10 carried
aGainst optiona for March delivery. Tho inqui-
~ Tor the summer opttonn was also moro active
small, cs country holders only offer sparingly at
prcsout prices, md tho options aro' ntmoat too
far ahead to be much In favor with speculative
sel!ors, al they cannot calculate tho chnncea.
seller tho month, or cash No. 2 sold ut $3.50
st S@s2o; seller May 1t s5SS Sseko; a and lss SOL
!or.June Ct 97s9@D371Gc, all closi.ig firm ct the
inside: Cash sales were reported Of 1900 b,1
No. nt So3So3 As, 600 bu do ut so D-1Gc; 1888 009
bu do at 3035c} 1880 bu rojectod at 271lo. To-
ta1. 279 GOO bu.
Oats wore al,ado moro actlYo, at tho eamo
range Of priees aa OIL Saturday, tlle demand
hoing chioily for cash lots for tho local trado.
ihere nro shipping orders enough here, but thoy
can only be iilloa out with great difficulty, owing
to the scarcity Of cars FOR transportation. Oats
arc quoted b,1oyant in Now York. Seller tho
mouth, or cash No. sold hore to-day Mt 25i1@
at t2656@a7o; and neller May 1t 30@9016c, all
ctosiug at the ontbide. Cash GALES were reported
Of 25 600 bu No. ut 25s6c; 1880 bu do at 2511o;
4,2oo BY rejected at 2a5{c; GOO bu do ut 22l5e;
6oo bu by sample Mt 2s1o on track. Total, 5a,-
Rye was quiet md unchanged, 68o being bid
for gi1t-cdgcd receipts of No. 2, Ill through the
session. Gaah salos were reported Of 1.200 bu
No. 2;at o814c and 3 400 hu do at 8so. -
under heavy offerings, and wide spread aver
nion to buying. No. sold at 72o In ordinary
HOUSES and was quoted at zoo in Rock Island.
No. s closcd at about Coo. Seller March sold at
74@75o, closing at the inside. Cash sales wero
reported Of 800 bu No. 2 at 72}5c; 1900 bu do
at 100 1000 bu No. 0 at Goo 400 bu do,at 500;
1000 blu rejected at 500 400 bu by sample ut $50
on track. Total, 10,80o bu.
PRoDUcE BTAT1aTIcs.
Tho Now York Produce Exchange Weekly has
tho following:
The viaible supply Of grain including tho stocks In
granary at the principal points Of accumulation 1t
nko and se4board ports in transit by rail- and frozen