, 1874-02-02

at e0.75; 25 brls do at $e.25; 1UO brls do Of,
private torlns SO brls rye at 4i.45; 25 brla do
on private terms. Total, 53e brla; Alao, 10 tons
bran at $10.50, on track. Tho following woro
| tho prices asAod ut the coHo:
Fair to good whto w1ntcra...... ....$ 6.h0 a 76o
Ehaiss ,l!, o.. TO @ 0a5
Choice spring extras. s................. 0.o0 a 80
Medium to good ddo.............,.... $40 q 600
@ Good to ehoice Minnesota. a.......,.. coo q 6.75
Fur 10 choice spring, saperano... Is rs & Soo
common ao..... 800 q A.n0
~ -, % ..u;t 44u q 4en
1ucR"AeaI uo....................... uo. GEO a 7,G0
oian' 1850 Gb170O
Whoat was moro active, at about tho Hane
fange , as on ,!E;, Friday: The market was rather
Liverpool. though that market was not quoted
lower, which brought out heavy offerjnga.
Later tho tone Of The dispatches from New Yorl,
indicated all Improvement in tone, aud an active
export movement, the shipments from that port
during tho week having exceeded 100000 bu,
Tho last named fact accounts for tile wcal,neBs
IN Liverpool. a moro active speculative demand
thon the u. spr1,ng up especially IS it was believed
provided for, but that 40 m,1el, had been taken
up to carry into AInrch that there would be but
llttlo cash wheat carried round On NIolldny. 1t
WAS also thought probable by \ great many or
orators that both Liverpool md Now York are on
tho turn, having fallon as low as they will bear;
hold. There was no inquiry for shipment, 'e1o eS.
oopt tor other grades than No: q but tho olter-
lnga o. cash wheat we're oil willingly tnken for
price prevailing on No. spring for q long timo
past has induced parties who hold No. Tor shin
mont in the spring to mike the exchange, which
they haye boon recently able to do at NJ per
bu, while the No. Is worth at least 5u more
March opened at 31.26111, declined to s1.2556,
rose to sl2594, fell hack 10 81 25115. advanced 10
Sl;2o3G, md reccded to s1,257l at tho close.
Seller Febr,'nry ,aod at s1.22slD1. .2syz,
Nc. spring closed firm at s1.93g4;
Cash saes were reported OF 5000 bu No. spring
at sl.4; 1000 bu do at $1.23s4o; 1000 BIZ No.
a, 1,o00 bu do at 81 81; 1900 bn do At s1.221S;
81 400 bu do at 81 .225l; 400 bu do at 81.2211;
5,200 bn No. Q spring at $1.16 500 bu do at
a1.l51G; 500 hn do at 31.15; 1,GDO BIT rojooted
spsina gn s9n at sloo 500 bu do at 1.os15. Total,
Corn nas moro actIve and less stoady, at an
average doeiino of &c, due to M early report Of
fnrlhor depression in Liverpool. There was,
h'G2we'er l'2,' g1aa speculative demand at tho de-
when private adyices from New York quoted
that mnrket rs stnde Armer, and tho stcadior
fcoling in which hetrod confidence in corn. It
is statod tlata considerable part Of the now corn
account Of Its excoss Of MOISTURE duo to the faot
that it was Hecurad in m Immature condition. It
is said That but little of our now corn will bo ablo
to boar tle ocean rassagoe, and this belief has
old crop, which resulted in the recent sharp riso
in prices. This discrimination between old md
now corn ia already greater in Now York than
here, as our dtati1ora have taken tho latter quito
freely, to- manufacture alcohol for export to
Europe. Some of their contracts are now about
to expire, aud they may want less corn in n week
or two than now. Seller hIarch o}lcned at
592Go, roae to 59Icc, doclined to 900, advanced
to 604o, and recaded to 59li{c at the close.
cash No. ., at 6sc. Seller May Aold at GAs5@
651so. Now No. 2 closed ut nbout $40; old ro-
jeotcd at 59jSc, and nov do At 49llc. Cash salcB
wore reported Of 2,400 BY No. 2, old, at 5s11c;
2S 81 IT z a d. Il g sso S b 1 900
new, at Csc; 400 Blu do at 511lo; 5000 bu ro-
jeoted, old. at 5411c; 1900 bu do at $40; 1000
bu do ut 6354 ,200 Blu do at 5314o; 900 bu do,
news at bua; 4.ooo bu do at lu]zc. Total.
Oats were in better demand, and firm, at an
average shade higher than Oh Friday. The lnarlot
opened weak at 42c for casL No. or aelIer Fob
ruary. and 425Sc seller Marcll, but improved un-
or february at the close. Seller March sold up
to A35so, closing at 1870. sollor May sold at
i7}4@4724c, Cash Balos woro reported Of 5000
bu No. Ut 4215c; 800 bu do at 4291c; 3,GOO
ieeted at a0c; quo bu do at 39c. Total, $4,000
bu.
~, was quiet mud unchanged both demand
and md offerings being ligut, Regular No. 2 was
according to locatiou. Cash sales wore reported
Of 400 bn No. 2 ut SEQ ! ,2o0 III do Of 8115o,
aud 400 bu do at sic. Total, 1000 bu. >'~'
Darioy vas 'ess active, and irregular1y higher.
No. advanced 15D25c per bl, under rather |
sharp domand for car-lots; but it would aeom
that thia was consequence of an attempt to
bull the market, al round lots wero freely
offered at considerable reduction, and buyers
would not take them. Car-lots closotl nomi1ially
April at $2.05, No. 8 advanced l06S15o por bl1. !
closing firm at SLID. rejected advanced Go,
closing at about $3.50. Cash aatoa wero report
do at s2.oo 4; 400 hu do at sl.9B; 2,8o5 bu do at at
sl.D5; I, 900 bu No, 8 Mt $1.7O; 400 bu do al |
h.G2; 400 hu rejected At S1.51 !; 5000 lu do at |
$l.60; 600 bu do vt II ,45; 400 b,l by aample at
sl,oO; 400 bn do at $l.75; 400 bu do at sl.7s
DO at LOO ; 400 bu do Mt s145, OIL track. Total,
~ 800 bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
The following atlylcos were received on Change
to-day, In addition to tlioso given in ot,r telo.
graphic oolumnss
JAN. observation-disclosures on coast-Corn ooaler,
Wheat ne9lected: nothing doing. Cargacs No. |
anrnR. OIL eoaat 6sa Cargoes American nlixel corn,
IN February and March. s0s. spring w,cat for snip-
'nsHt @ IN February sul Marcb 6SsG6os ID. Liverpool
-NtCAk tkeHtl5 CHfh TltllGf eaHiEr 1T H1k I'd.
Lasor-2 r. m.-Lar1, 45s. Hest unchanged
CALL D0ANl,.
Provisions wore moderately active OH tho call
and steady: Moss pork, casll, closed ut f14.a5;
seller slarch at sl4.a21lm1A.s711 scllor April
at *l6s0. I.ard,-sellor Fobruary at is9.27]1;
90 seller March at $9:5219@o.55; do sollor
April at 89.!21G@o.7714. Bulos nclndo 1,UU0
brlA mess pork sollor April at slb.90; $50 tcs
10 la1tl heller February at $9.27H; 100000 lbs dry
HaltoQ shoulders seller February at s5.G0.
THE ENoLlBH MARKET pon MEATH.
A writer III tho Clncinnnti Commercial OF tho
9th ult., who evidently understands his subject,
at some longtll Oh THO Engllail demand
call pnckora accommodate themselves to tho
rrolud'cea of English buyers md consumers.
Some ct lB strieturoH are not applicable to Chi
cago.-as whore llo spenls Of tic nnwieldy slzo
OF THO 6oxeH,-but otherh are, H,ul might bo
studied with advantage by Tho puekorH st Oh-
rayo. I1o anys:
1.-The fact ill., We aend only the grosscat and
oiloat side meat, such aa s not consumed au,Oug
and wa lave not improved IN our pro-
partition of L during n allagtqr Of Il oautirx