, 1874-01-17

Dran. 1866 SS1s5o
Wheat was loss active, aud weak, but only x
@lc lower. Tho oarly adyicas from Liverpool
quoted that market as steady, but private dis
patches represented 1t as dull. Now York was
weak, but tint was probably ouly q consequence
OF tue decline hero. Our rccepts wore ngain
nearly double the shipments aud operators woro
gonerally Inclined to expect moro liberal arrivals
IN the near future, wlilo there WAS d considor-
ablo pressure of Fcbruary wheat from parties
who haa not yet placed it. Tho market was
strong mud weak by turns. It easod down rapid
" when any operator offered fow iiyes, and was
Urn hrm when their offers were Withdrawn, showing
are usually found on tue bear side. Thcro
was liberal movement in cash wheat,
though but little seemed to .be wanted
for shipment, except Nos: aud .. Seller Fob
at 81 .23s1. Seller March sold at s1.2J14 @1 .2s'
closing Ut p1.27. Seller the month, or cnsh No
2spring. sold at 81 .291, closing NJ 81 23.
No, ! spring was tlrn At $l.25 for straight, and
S1.2519@'l for Northwestern receipts. Tho
lower grades woro stoady all through tho session,
ut 51.lG Tor No. 3, and s1.09 for rejected CASH
sales were reported OF 5000 bu No. North
western Ut q ZIG; 400 bu do at 9t.2515 $500
bu No, IL spring ct II as; 3G,s0o bu No. 2 spring
at s1.2314 1880 bu do ut sl.2aL 81, 800 bu
do at $l.23 IL. GOO bu do at 81. .22N i, 900 bu
do at 81. 22 Il, $40 bu No. 8 spring ut 81, 10 !;
1000 bu rojecsod spring at Sl.09. Tota1
lbs, 600 bu.
Corn was moderately active and yory irrocu-
lar, being nearly lo lowor than yesterday. Liyor-
p0Ul waa quoted stronger, oro dispatch placing
it as high ~ Ills I'd per 4S0 lbs while Now York
was llrln, till noar the closo. hut these reports
wore insufficient to countorac tho OBJECT Of larger
receipts, which Increased tho volume of cash Of
feriugs, and brought out FREQ sellers for future
delivery, Some of tho receivers laughed at tho
weakness, claiming that thore WIS no occasion
for IL, as corn il now selling ut country stations
Mastoon it sold yesterday Mt 55c for old, nnd 50c
for new. Il il surmiAed that tho recoDt advance
In Liverpool islargoy bascd on tho belief that very
little OF our Western corn will DO in good enough
condition to bear au ocean voyage. In other words
the outlookssiB considered Oh bad iu respect to
condition, and it is not improbable that the cry
Of shot corn" will bo heard more loudly in this
city next summer than ut any time for several
years past. 1t can no prepared for II our Atorora
will begin now. There is good European de-
mana for old corn, in anticipation Of this troubio
with The new. Seller February opened at $3.50,
aec,iaod to 575lo, roso to 59c whom the Liverpool
kilograms wore received, and recodo1, irrogu-
larly to 5714c at tho clone. Seller March ranged
lA@l4o above February: Seller May sold ut
Or casi No. q, sold At 57k@5s1fc, closing n
67c for regular, with slight premium for fresh
receipts. Now No. sold nt Go; old rejected
closed ut about the Bamo figure, aud now le-
toctsd qt 49, cash ealos woFe reported Of 1900
bu do ut 572lo; 14,400 bu do at 57}1o; &, ,4O0 bu
do ut 57Ac; 1000 bu now do ut SIC; i, ,iOO bn ro-
5ootca ,(ud) at SIC; 1900 bu do (uow) at 400.
Oats were active, especially In tho Fobruary
option, and steady early, but closed castor. TLe
receipts wore little lcss which holped to flr1u-
ness OIL the payt of sellers. No. q cash WAS
rather quiet, with sales ut 4l@4199c, closing
tame at tie inside. Rejected sold at 371lc. Soil
oy February opened ut 4l;ho, and closed lower at
May sold at 47e. closing easy u 4GLc. Cash
sales woro reported of 600 bu No. Ut 41g5o;
1900 bu d. at II 10 10,l00 bu do at 41o; l,2O6
bu No. 2 white ut Axe: GOO bu do at t4i15o;
coo bu rejected at s71,4c. Total, 20,60O btl.
the otforiugs wore light Frosh receipts Of NJ.
Roid at 79]4@801lo, according to location.
Regular No. 4 was quoted at 7sc. No. aud ro-
1oetea were @ inaetiyo aud nominal. We noto
6ales 6al a of 100 5u No. at s01c; l,g0o bu do at
Barley was dull aud weak. No, q was inactive,
ana homual ut about 51.a5@,l.48 but would not
hayo brought tllht IL my considerable quantity
had been offered OIL tho mnrsot. No. 8 was
Iy Iny ~, ~ lower At sl29@1.29 for receipts out
h,do tug Northwestern Elevator. Rojccled sold
at Sl.l5, tho inside psco Of yesterday. Cash
Bales werr reported OF 400 bu No, 8 IN, W. ut
Sl:26 s00 bu do at sl.29t 1900 bn do at sl.29;
GUY ou 10 W u ~ ,2UO btu rejected at &1,15;
4ll0 Da by sample at $1,d0 400 bn do at $l95
4oo bu DO at $1.33 44Q ba do at 31.25; 800 ba
do Ut Sl:2o, on track sou bu do ut 4l.i0, deliy
cred. Yotal, 10, 100 bu.
EUROPEAN a1ARKErs.
Tho following adyiceH woro received OH
'chango today, in addition to thoso given in
our to!ographlc columns:
JAN le-London-c --cargoes Off coasts, both wheat
anu corn steady. Calgoes passago both wheat and
oorn s'ealy Arrivals on coas whaat moderate, corn
gna'l English and Froeh eouutry markuts gen. .uy
40a Gl. '7-' 7'
;1A:En-,1ondon-oar of corn 5r coast, 4ls.
LiVerpool-An,prcan Mlxod corn, 4lY 3D.
LATEST.
Wheat was fairly aetlyo In tho afternoon, nd
yauel1y ~, soller February noiI at sl.2l@
l.34&, elosinE ut e1:AA. Seller March at s1.27
p1.27}1, closing Ut $l2714. Corn WIS In fAir
toma,ld and So higher, selling at 67}{@5791c,
and clealng at 675sc seller February, aud At
584@soc seller 3lureh. Salos Of provisions itl-
clude 7bo brla mess pork ut $l4.2o sollor Fobru-
erY. 600 brlH do ut 41470, seller March. Also,
1,o0o tea lard at 8Jao Heor February.
EVENING DoAlD,
Crt1AHN Ian. IN Lkalau ot thh