, 1873-01-17

i5ss 5ssspts S,,,., Of u..s q
sold at 1.as16@1.25215, closing at s1.25111.
Seller the year sod At sl:1s. No: | spring was
uon,inal-hcld at 51.2s@1,29. No. 3 spring
9411c. Cash sa1es were reported of 400 bu No.
spring a., D. l. Coz at 81 .2s; 2.400 bu do at
sl.221G; 12,8oc bu do ct g. .22z4; 81, 600 bg do
at s1.323l; 2o,6oo bu do at sl:22h; y, coo bu
s y 1u d. 10 at 1t s12 SS 90 n r.
spring at s1.os1l {, 400 bu do at g. .o8; GOO
bu do ut 81 ,079 500 bu do ut a1.o794; 400 bu
rejected spring at 97c; 400 bu do ct 95c; 800 bu
DO at oa 9415c; 400 bu by sample at 51.s2. Iotal'
j. Corn wna little moro active, and averaged e
| @11c higher, under an improved demand, which
| was said to be dono to create thn1ncss at other
! points but fell of, and cloaed dull when New
| oror. probable that the advance was principally
in sympathy, with wheat. Offerings Toro rather
light. though receipts woro liberal. Seller Feb
rua1y, opened strong ct 3o@lc, declined to sG25c,
and closed at 3o21@3o5c. Seller the month or
ao5zc. Rejected was in 1aiir demana from dis
| tillers at yesterdays range: Seller March Was
little botter than nominal at s195c;. seller April
at 92@3o1zc; seller May at 96@36}5c; and seller
5qme at ceah saes en- we're m repertsd Of
500 bu rejected at 2s@c; 800 bu do at 2sA4c; 800
bu do at 2Sc: $500 bu do at 71$c; 400 bu ear ut
35A]fc on track. Total, 81, 400 bu.
/ Oats were in 1nodernto domand, and shade
] with little doing. Receipts continue fair, with
| o steady outgo for shipment, which preyen
| anything like rapid increase Of stockB. Seller
tho month, or regular No. 2, sold at 4@255sc;
seller February at 2522c and seller ApT!ll ~
and seller may at 2914@2924c. CASH sales were
255Se; 10, 100 % bu ID do M At f2oo bu 1ejoeted
at p &c; GOO bu by sample at 2o>ac; 6o0 bu DO
at 26c. Total; q, 200 bu.
| Rye was more nctire, and firm, but more Tari-
able at yesterday range Of prices. Tic receipts
were ngain higher, and all offerings met with
rocdy salo. The market for No. closed with
67c bid for regular, and 6714o BID for &c storage
CSC; 5000 bu do at 671Sc; 1900 bu do at G754c !;
1900 bu do at G715c; 5000 bu at 67c; 400 bu ro-
tected (CentraD at 65c; 400 bu do at 6Ao. Total,
13so0 bu-
undera good demand, much OF Which was spccu-
lativc. The market opened with CSC big for No;
2, and closed firm at 7015c; while No. 3 opened
at 5s55c, and closed nt 6995919c. Iheae quota
mour, Dole i Co.'S receipts commanded q pre-
MUM OF 1}S@2c; and the Illinois Central re-
coipts had also q slight preference. Seller
February sold at Zoe early. and 7l1so at the
close, there being mono offered after the LAST SALE
caah sales we're reported Of 500 bu No At .29; os
bu do at 7o19c; 5000 bu do at 7oc; 1,2oo bu do
at 6921c; 400 bu do at 6o11c; 1000 bu do at CSC;
1890 bu No. at 60c; 500 bu do at 59llo 1900
Blu do at SOC, 1,Goo bu do at 591@c; 400 bu re-
pie at s1.05; 400 bu do at 91.00: 400 bn do ut
95c; 1,G0O bu do at 9oc; 400 bu do ut 85c; 400 bu
do at 83c; LOO bu do at Soc; 400 bu do at
7715c; 400 bu do as 76c, 400 bt1 do at 73c. To-
tai, So, 700 bu.
BnEADsTUFFs IN EUROPE.
An exchange says:
1Ir, James Calra, an accepted authority upon the
pipe question, both in England and on tho Continent
recently published letter the crops Of 1872 and on
the probable wants Of England during tho coming
year, Of no little interest to American growers and
dealers. The yield in England FOR 1879 Light more
limited s crop @ aud there is already eonera apprehen-
sion to the grain production Of 1873. Tho weather
Inst autumn wet that it was impossible to pre-.
pare the best wheat 1ands and 3. Card is Of
oopinion that, even II tho weather shor.d change,
tic season TOO far advanced to make ny altogether
Tint the harvest Of 1878 may DO as bad that Of 1855
which WIS the worst during tue last twenty years ana
@ me Sa ra ar y to reduce he
Of 1879 they did that OF 1885, andpezhaps to still
more disastrous extent
mr. Card estimates " TINT England will need 900 900
bushels Of grain per month"; from September, ls12 70
ist o pus into England IN
single twelyemonth In eonsdering the 9neaaon o.
this ansy a a n 5 5aaz me- saSi a
The English MARKET and thus keep down tho price In
support Of this view Of the care he declares that In
iaie pses-nes1iy % @ onsfourth Of the whole foreign
supply Of Great DHtain was deliveIed from ',
,a nh 9s to % d
market during the last two months At rate of 40 per
cent highor than In the most abundant Of former
years. France therefore, being out OF the market as
buyer and In tho market as seller, prices ought to
bo moderate. In fact, they have been moderate thus
far the state Of the English crop considcred Sc. they
have s,fced 10 bring in within two months tho M
preeedcntcd supply Of Gas 900 bushels continuance
% as rate u5n m hss Eoua
much more than Mr. CAi1d thinks likely to bo wanted
This aspect Of the Is not favorable for the ee Of
Franco not steady producer, and her supply nay
e interfercd with from variety Of causes, 80 that
our crop will in tho end eou1qand fair prices and
ready sate. -
Tho crop Of poatocs in England aud Ireland is still
more limited than that Of grain Mr caird said that
1ow-lytng soils is deficient Is per cent is there
urge yield the dry soils, though what there Is Is
ooniectural, but the aame gentleman has little doubt
that tho potato crop q England "n he tong
o + is in Of ths s +
100000 here. In i857-5a-5o The Irish yield w:s r.
tons, hardly more than half This year good judges
do not loo1 for more than half crop in Ireland.
fFe ae heJ
"a basis in ths country for action IN relation to our
surplus production in the grain line
LATEST.
In tho afternoon, wheat WAS moderately active,
and A@15c lower. No. spring sold at 21.2115
@1.2lY aeller tue month, closing at 51.21M;
and s:i.2311S@1. .231f soller February, the latter
cloaing at tho inside. Corn was quiet and
steady at 30Xc seller the month, and 3055@305lc
eeller February. Other grain and proviaions
we're quiet and unchanged
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
TuunsDA7 EvfxEo, Jan. 16
ALCoaOL-was in moderate request ut sL779183
for "a per cent proof.
BROOM ConS-Tho demand for the higher grades
Of corn continues fair: Very choice green hnrl Is
scarce, and firm at 7@7Hc owing to tho deficiency OF
the copa in this grade Red and inferior qualities
plentiful and dull. We again quote: No. hur1 G4
G7c q u: No. i stalk braid, 5@5hc; No. DO, 4@
'3Hc; No. 3 do, aa3ac; inside green, 3Ac; do red
tip. 334c. do pale and red, 2G2kc.
~ BUTTER@Tho butter market continues quiet and
for Gil descriptions except choice packed which
is NOT arriving In quantities aut!lcicnt to tect tue cur
rent cnnsumrttva demand. 6hippers were buytu8
spartngiy-chcfly Of Low grades At s517c VIC quote:
Good to choice roll, 1S@21c; strictly choice dairy
common, S4917c.
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