, 1874-04-25

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wheat was moderately active, and averaged
79@Ic higher, though in meagre demand for
shipment, as tho British markets were Cd per 490
| lbs lower. with no increase OF strength in New
York The advance here WAS chiefly duo to the
existence OF home talent, as there were few out
ticipated rise, probably On account Of threat
enlng weather, though the report that New York
has exported half million bu within the week.
and the knowledge of the fact that wheat is
moving ont freely from this city, had good
that the British markets should be weak with
liberal supply. though the shortage there is &C.
knoWIedged to be great enough to absorb
all that can be spared from this eido Of the
Atlantic. It is, however, noteworthy that the
creased Gas, 600 bu during the week ending April
y. Seller May opened at s1.24s4, advanced to
s1.o514, warored for couple Of hours between
sl-25 and $1.o5A, then rose to s1.255k, and
closed at s1.25x Seller June sold at si.25N@
1.24s$ for regular, aud s1.25 for strictly fresh
receipts. No. spring closed at s1.2815@1 30,
and No: 8 do at Sl.1oLz@1.20. Minnesota wheat
WIS quiet. No. selling At S1.2s11 for strictly
fresh receipts: Northeastern wheat (not Min
receipts in the Central but met With
very little preference in other houses.
Cash eales we're reported OF 800 bu No. l spring,
strictly fresh, At s12s15: 5000 bu No. 9 sprlng,
strictly fresh, at s1,25; 1000 bu DO. at sl.2415;
at a1.2::1155; 14.ooo bu do at $500 bu d.
winter receipts, at 31.24; 4,400 bu No. spring
at S1.1 400 bu BY sample ut $1.25 on track;
400 bu do at $1.31; 400 hu do at s1.0o, deliyered
500 % bn Ne1thweste5n s1 5U5e ~ Ne g1nn strictly
s1.2G1l; 5000 bu strictly fresh Northwestern at
,Sl.25. Total. 81, 100 bu.
Corn was in fair demand, and very steady, at
an average advance Of ~ per bu though our
Cd per 46o lbs lower. The anticipation Of bad
weather, tho report that New York has exported
40, 900 bu within the past week, and the fact
that all the regular corn now here is tied up off
The market, while tue current receipts promise
but small May deliveries. caused strong
chiefly from local operators. There we're
very few buying orders on the market from out
side. Seller DlaY opened at 643Sc, advanced to
642c, receded to 6474c, rose to 64S}c, and closed
regular, and 64171c for strictly fresh receipts.
Rejected closed at 62}lc for fresh receipts.
Cash salos we're reported Of 500 bu high-mi1ed
u, 900 bu, mostly regular, at 64c 6.2oo bu regn-
lar at 63s4c; 1900 bu rejected ut G211c 49, Goo
bu do at G21fc; $500 bu do at 62c; 1900 bu,
free on board. at Csc. Total, sc, 600 bu.
Oats were rather more active on options, and 8 |
p4fAo IL 4L4C4s Nv 3o72C 6cA4tA dHI 3tNtU 1
47119c soller June, closing steady. Cash lots
were in fair dsmand, with rather light offerings. |
though the receipts we're ample, as they are |
mostly sent IN for May delivery. Regular |
No. 2 WAS steady At acc, and strictly fresh
receipts at 46A@46Ec, according to date
and Location. Rejected WAS nominal at 44111c. /
Cash sales were reported Of 1900 bu No. 9 at |
4614c; 600 bn do at 46alc; 1900 bu do at 4614c;
5000 bu regular at Acc; 600 bu by sample at |
53c; 600 bu DO at SIC; ,2uo bu do at 5o}5c, On
Ann h11 10 r1lita af fraa o1 hnnra
2, 400 bu do at &c, delivered. Total, 25,800 bu.
Rye WAS very quiet, and nominally shade
easier, though the receipts we're small and the
stock on hand is light. Strictly fresh receipts
I'd Was 400 bu BY sample at 94c, on track
Barley WAS dull and nomnally easier at 81 SIS
D1.5s for No. 2, 31.35@1.36 for No. 8, and
;$; Il 2o@l3o for rejected, according to locatlon-
There seems to be moderate need for barley
out buyers are afraid to take hold, lest the
market should be swamped by hoavy offerings
N the first intlmation Of q demand. Cash sales
sere reported Of 200 bu No. at $1.35; 400 bu
y sample at 91.52; 800 bu do at 51.45 400 bu
10 at a1.38, all on track. Total, $500 bu.
LATEST.
The lending produce markets were fairly active
or Saturday afternoon, and frmer. Wheat ad-
1anced 1c, selling at S1-25th@1- 25& seller May,
losing at the outside. Seller juno closed at
;49lo seller May, and e6@661 g Seller June
Pork and lard were quiet and steady. Meats
Eere fairly active and ehnde easier. Mess
'ork, cash or seller the mouth. S1C.40 asked
10, seller May. $16.20@1G.30; do. seller june
Lard, cash or seller the month,
9.621166@9.75; seller May, s9.70@o.721z; seller
une, $9.87@9 9.871z; seller JULY, 510.00@10.05;
hort clear, cash or seller the month, Sc
sked; seller May, Sc asked; seller June,
@sAc; short ribs, cash or seller the
1ontn, no bids, no offers; seller May, $3.50
10; seller June, S8.0o@8.87115: shoulders. cash
r seller the month. &c asked seller May, &C
sked seller June. $G.1713@G. .221@; seller July,
{. rs. Sales on the call were 500 brls mess pork
c1ler May, at $1647114 $50 br1s do at s1C.50;
10 tcs lard, seller June, at S9871; $50, 900 lbs
hort ribs. cash, at 85sc; 100 900 1bs shoulders,
eller May, at S5,95; 100000 lbs do, selar June,
t $500.