, 1873-11-25

Ne lonr.: :.;..+.............'....... 4.2s d 4,50
nnssaga'.. ao 1sss 81 S,,s.S5 SO
Whoat was rathor less active, And irregular.
Options declined 1}l@1111c on tlle ayorago, while
ceah ~, w1Gat t,a Was only 17e lowor on nccount
Europe, though tho arrivals woro largor tl,nn
usual. But the deoline of tho premium on gold,
and Its cause, tho prospect That thero will 10 no
War on Cuban account, together with tllu cxpectn-
ton TINT Now York viii bu ablo to draw on llor
supplies now Locked up in lilo Eric Canal, caused
n foolang OF weakness on tho Beaboard, which
WIS reflected horo. There was, however, a fair,
shipping domand at tho reduction, which ab-
sorbod r all tl.o offerings and kept that part Of
coipts hore were somowlat largor, and
promise to increase. Tho speculative douar,mcut
was dull III the early part Of tLe season, but
aftor tho doclino had boon ostablishod tho Do
combor nhorts sought to Oil IL. whioh naio tho
December opcnod at $1.0l11{. doclinod to s1.01,
advanced to 9l.0l54, rocedsl to Sl.0l]4, aud
roso to 9l.O2 at tho close. so'lor January sold
At s1;osH@1,o4k, closing at tho ontai!lo. CASH
s1.o111a, with no dHcrlminationy in favor of
hartl unless on tho Northwestern Elevator, No.
l spring sold nt 9l.10@t.101f for straight,
and ut $1;1uL@ll1 for Northwestern ro-'
eloasd st a1oo, md rejecsod do as eitaiGs aie!
spring at a1.1015; 2.5o0 bu do at fi.10; 4o0 bu
No. ! Northwestorn o. $l.10; 400 bu do at
$l.1o1f; 500 By DO at s1.1o; 800 bu No. spring
at 31.0i1l; 1920 bu do at 8l.04; $500 bu No.
spring at St.U0; $500 bu do at 93c; ], 200 b,1
roiectod spring a: o5c; 1000 bu do ut 93o; 400
bu red wintor, by sample, at $1.25. Total 6l, ,0oo
bu, - =
Corn wns 15@s1e lower, with nbout tho sauo
volume Of transactions aa on Saturday. Tho
British markets. wero quoted strong, but tho
same cauucs which operated III wheat combined
to depresa corn, naalng it quito houyy at ono
hold 80 freely at tho decline as to cause strong
maud was light. but fully equal to
tna to1p tsppy y: ans mhS buh assrv Of thS trading
up trades already ponding. Thcre was not much
offorod or wanted for any month Of tho coming
year, though buyers for May wore more numor,
ous g, than sollera. and sals was made at 400
Seller December m Opened Ut 49, declined a956c
nary averaged 16@1o above December. closing at
4l96o; md Heflor February WINS nominal at 10
above january. Regular No. corn sold at S9k
@4oc, closing Ct 4oo Strictly fresh receipts ii
3octod was very quiot chiefly at $50, but closed
with firm holders at $3.50. Cash BALES we're ro-
ported Of 800 bu high mixed at 4115o; 400 bu do
at 4111lc; $500 bu do at 41o; 82oO bu do at
@ G BY No M st 4os soa tn at
400 bn rejected at 38>1 1,6o0 bu do at $50. To..
tal, G1, GOO bu.
Oats wore very quiet, and irregular withal Cash
iots we're M in light supply. and moderate domhnd;
NJ yesterday, Mt 81 11@s2c, closing at the inside.
Options wore weaker, declining Ii A@1ze in sympa-
thy with wheat and corn. soller Docomhor
opened at SlNc, md declined to 311lc at tho
Close close. sellor January sold It s21lt@3zslc. tho
Inside price boinE tho last. Cash sales wore re-
ported Of II 400 bu No. 2 ut $40 $500 bn do at
3lA4c; 1900 bu by sample at oGo. Total, 10 400
Rye was very quiet and unchanged, there be-
mono wantod. Tho supply continues quite small.
Sales woro restricted 70 800 bu No. q at G5lSo:
400 bu do at Csc; and 400 bu by Hamplo at d5c'
Total, 1,Goo bu. Other grades wore unmontion-
Barley was dull and 1920 lower, though tho.o
was not much offering. Buyers seemed to DO
out of tho market in tho absence Of Eastern
quotations, and tho knowledge OF the faot TINT
tho December G trados sro gradually being settled
at ?l.S2. No. sold Mt 01@D5c, nccordlng 10 lo-
cation, tho inside being in the National Elevator.
Cash sales wore reported Of 400 bu No, 3 al
S13s 600 bu DO at $1.92; 500 bu No. 8 at
POO 400 bu DO ct 94o; 400 BIZ do at 931lo; 400
ut BOO; 900 bu do ut 1856; 400 bu do at 75o; 400
bu by sample, two-1owod, at 81 .o9; 400 bu do,
fonr-rowed Utah, at $l.70; 800 bu do at s1.l6;
4u9 Du do az ~ soo bu do at $50 /; 400 bu do
at $40. Total 10000 bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
The following ls BeerboAm'a dlBpatoh to tlo
Board OF Trade in this city to-day;
LGApoN, Nov: 24.-oargoea OF wheat on passage
nhado deatxr. Cargocs Of corn on pasaags ahauo
dcaroE. Good oaEgoos American mixed corn OF
coast 35s: do for shlpncn. in December or January,
U.s. Englah country markets for wheat Shade dear.
o. Freuch country 1narksss for wheat nrn. Arrivals
q wheat a. worry large aud Of corn moderate. B1ark
L.neIThcro hnys b0en sonio qualities OF EuRlish
wheat takon for the Continent Lyeruool-Wlost lrm.
0al!fornia whc and Club l2s ad@13a l0l; sprna IL
G012b Cd. 0&'8 -"
EXPORTS FROM THE sEAnoARp.'
The following aro the aggregate exports OF
tho articles named, from tho porta OF Portland.
Doaton, Now York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
for the wcoA ending Nov. az:
Flour, brls........ 6a,s52 Pork, brls ,.., l,ao3
wheat, ,na.."."o47,y2o nacou, lbs. 49,. q, 10000
Corn, bu..........46o,0oo Lard, tbs .0'9S7WW
PRODUCE STATISTICS,
:, Tho Now York Produce Exchange Iyeekly has
tho following
The export olesranees for Europe from tho pors Of
Nuw York, Boston, philadelphia Montreal, al,d Uat.
more aggregated, Tero for The .laasrmononod weeks
as follows: