, 1874-04-24


Good to choice Alinnesota. 500 @ 7.Co
rair to ehoice spring. snperane. La La
I common oo'.- o'.-.....-....--....---.-. 3.5o g 3-75
isye aoar. -..'.-...-.-........--.... @ 6og g
Wheat was active and very fevorish, as
Liverpool and New York were quoted
lower-the lattc1 heagy-and the weathcr
in Great Britain uhs reported to be hot
md forcing. This. with rather large receipts
stringency, made numerous sellers, while buyers
! wero few. The purchases of cash wheat wero
larger than yesterday, but they were chiefly
made by parties who carry the grain agninst
chiefly u,ado for wheat that had been bought
! previously; shippers limits being generally re-
dnced more than tho market fell here. Seller
| May opened at 31.25, rose to e1.251]S, declined
and closed at 51.24. Seller June sold at Il l2i;;z
@12G1 closing at s1;25N. No. spring closed
at sl.234 for regular, to 51.2l for strictly
fresh receipts. No. spring was entirely
nominal AZ si.29 for straight and s1.ol15 for
altnuesota. No. spring closed at 91.19, and
rejected DO at SLID. Minnesota No. 9 was nonl-
inal at s1.25E@1.26 mud other Northwestern
wheat quiet at A@}4c over the pnce for straight.
Cash sales were reported Of 800 bu No. spring,
strictly fresh, Mt 91.24y5 $500 bu do (part
regular at sl.2a; $4,000 bn Do and G,ooo
bu (Northwostern) at s1.234; $500 bu
do'a 91.23]5; 200 bu No. 8 spring at ellie;
1,20o bu rejected spring at 51.1014; 400 bu do
BY sample. Hamburg, at S1.37 delivered
Total, 141, 400 bu.
Corn was generally weak, ind averaged &c
lower, with very heavy feeling throughout.
Liverpool was again quoted as dropping. and our
receipts wcro on the increase with prospect of
more liberal arrivals for May, us tho demand for
June options exhibited marked faliing OF. and |
vast quantities OF corn must como here for next |
month"; mon unless the delivery BE- rolled over
taken out yesterday certainly covered
Quantity Of corn ono-third larger than the re- ]
ceipts; but the mere taking out Of d vessel's |
papers does not remove tho Ice from the Strata !
OF Mackina", and the news received to-day
speedy passage through. There we're very few
orders from outside, and shippers operated but
sparingly, the bulk of tho buying being
done by the local shorts. Seller May opened at
63fc, advanced TO os9sc closing at CAKE.
Seller juno sold at 8456@6f1ssc, closing at G4xc
No. corn closed nominal at Csc for regular, and
G3]xc for strictly fresh receipts Rejected closed
at GiGc for fresh Cash ssles were reported of
500 bu No. 2 at o313c; 1900 bu do at 6311c; 400
bu rejected at 81 70; l1,2oo bu do at ciLc;
5o9 q b. IN y r. sample No. aaoa' at G4o TO.
Oats we're in moderate demand. and steadier
IT. 1.. decline .; of A@9ze being carried down BY
LIBERAL outgo induced fair inquiry, under tho
Impression that tho market will be strengthened
y tho reduction of the stocks in store this week.
seller May sold at 461G@461<c, and seller juno {
t 47@473Ic. both closing firm at the !
nsidc. Regular No. 2 closed at 4515c,
nd} fresh receipts Of rejected at 4i}c
'ash sales were reported OF 1900 bu No. fresh
4615e; l,20o bu do ut Acc; 1900 bu do regular {
t 45s4c; QUO bu do white at 47c 2400 bu re- :
ectod at Axe; 1900 bu by sample. white. at SOC:
% bu do mixed at 46o on track; 1,2O0 bu do s
hito at SEC; COO bu do at Sic. delivered; total,
400 bu.
hyo WIS dull and easier, ut tho inside quota b
GUS OF yesterday, with very light demand, ami r
ot much offering. Sales were restricted to 400 |
1 No. 2 at SIC; and 200 bu by sample at 9ic On b
ack.
barley was dull and neglected. There was .
othing doing in Nos. and 8, and it is difficult 81
quote them nearor than 81. 55G91.60 and 81. .s5 c,
j. 80. Roj jected eold ut S1.25, and was quoted IL
the way from 81 l,20@1. 80, according to loca- u
~: Cash sales were reported Of 400 bu rejected II
Sl.25; 4U0 bu by sample at 91.45; 400 ou do
l.35; l0o bu do at 5l,32, all on track Total, J.
500 bu. d.
EXPORTS FROM NEW TonH. -
Tho following were the exports Of breadssuns =
d provisions from New York for the week oud- -
8 April %: -
our, brls....... 400 Porh, brls andt.s 41oo fn
m. bu 54U, Lard, LIS. 3,4O1 900 "a
EXPORTS OF uoa PRODUCT.
The New York PRODUCE Exchange Weekly gives IN IN
. following as the foreign exports OF the hog tr:
oduct from the ports OF Now York and UNDER o.
'ntioned places from Oct. % to April IT, 1874. vi
uslve, compared with the exports from alE q:
ted States ports from Nov. ], 1879, to April 9r
1873: do