, 1874-06-12

i.b''1' nuu .llts tHoso VI to-uAy pro'ni6cu 70
grain, md prevented options from botng 30
heavy as thoy Otherwise tontlod to DO. Tllero is
not m,1sli M oxpectation OF amp but light receipts
over; but; advice. from dlfroront nootions al
spealk Of largo yiold and lottor from st. Louis
received to-day, atatos TINT winter whoat III tllat
Hootion will DO 80 plentiful that 1t will bo for-
wartod horo to fill short uales Of spring what,
though It can only 10 made to perform tint oco
by ulnt OF MIXING The movement acrosa the
Now York yesterday, 55l,o06 bu Of Which go
alaSt to .i,. tnH Continent Of Eurqpe without
at .1o1l declined to e11o. advanced to s1:1096,
foil back to @11o1{. and rose to lid, closing at
91.18s4 uash No. q spring, or soller tho month.
o soa II II .ala91@i. closing ct S1.l99 ws1
No. do at ei.18; aud rejected do 1T sl.64.
Alinneaota wheat was relatively strong, olosing
at $1.2b for No. l, and a1.22 for No. 3. Cash
sass eFe cGoortsed q 92eo BY No. snfng a
at 91.l0I; 5000 bu No. sprlng nt $1.13M;
1000 bn do ut 91.19; $1,000 hi No. Northwost-
ern (ltnn:l at S1.25; 24oo bn No: 2 do at
a;2a9' 500 s;1 bn do at s1:22 Total; oo5oo bu:
averaged sl@1o por bu higher, with very
strong foe)tng In cash lots, but not much doing.
Liverpool was quoted 1rrner, mud New York was
shade stronger, while tho Bllort interest werc
AAslt1A AoAA Nv LEU 2ANF1AOAt 4AaA0 Aluu
freight-room sufficient to tako out two-thirda Of
oil tho No. corn now in storo hero. It is
probable TINT tho lant-named fact precipitatod
s s sees s aass asees noted by bonR m'Fsg as TO- to
very great loss. Tho party referred
to WAS worry short on corn, and whom It Tas
tracts, the numerous parties who had expected
to recelya corn from. him rushed IN at rathor
q lively rate to fill. or aottlo. Somo casos
OF inability to moot The Increased responsibility
were reported, aud this widened tho vibration
adytcea Of moro liberal receipts III Now York aa
woll aa horo. There waH fair domanl for slip-
nlent. solor July, eponed at o1s1c, a.
vnacSd sdsa s9 esq rSssed e I to e roso to &C.
eaah No. 2, sold at 6l5f@62135o, closing at o2c:
sellor August ao1d at oi11@G3ho. High mixed
closed At Gao, aud rejected at 57c:
Cash sales wore reported Of 5000 bu htgh mincd
ut e2o; Il, 600 bu do at o176o; 81 400 bu do at
G1s1o; 20, 900 bu do Mt G15&o 04,0D0 bu do ut
G15o; 1900 bu do at 01ao; 10000 bu rejected
Ct 80; 1000 bu do at 56No; 1900 bu do at
66}5o; {. .ooQ hu high mixed at Csc, adoat. To-
Oats wcro less active ut ubout tho same range
as yesterday, the market being bnt little effect
Cd BY tha excitomcnt in wheat and corn. New
York We firm, but our receipts wero laree IN
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market opcn rather Woak, especially aa ono Or
two prominent operators, wore understood to
have left tho aeal TIL shoy can operate on tho
crop. Cash No. 2 or seller the month sold at
4s@o snd ssei ausass sss 1t s Ss'@s4e
s;t jsS;tsa vas .1 nomina! - : l., zSSSo 4; - eash
aalos we're reported Of 1000 bu No. 2 at
2,46o bu do at 45>6o; d6o Gu by sample w6ito::
at 5011c; 1900 b1 do at 50o; 1,800 b,l do mixed
at 47c on track; 1900 bu do whito at 50c; COO
bu surprise at 51o; all delivered. Total, $1,000
bu.
Rye was quiet and unchanged, tho markot for
No. 2 being quoted at 841>1@B5. Tho supply and
demand wore alike small. Sales wore wore linz
tied to 400 bu No. 2 at $50; 400 bu by sample on
track al SIC; md 1000 bu do in three lots, at
Barley WAS dull and again castor. No. sold
in small way at $1:25 cash, aud s1.o0 for new
eollor September. No. l was nominal at 91.0 !;
and ro1cetod at 75@80o, Cash nnles were re-
ported OF 400 bu No: Of 51.25; 200 bu by aanl-
plo at 9100, OH track. Total, GOO bu.
CROP PROSPECTS.
There ia promise of abundant cropa oil over
tho Northwest, both of grain md fruit. Tho re-
cont raina haye been rather bonotlt than an in
heavily as to wash of fruit buds, and wash out
atrawberrics. Spring wheat has been plant
cd in Yofy, large, area, and is progrosa-
ing fayorably. Corn WINS plnnted mach
earlier than laat Yoar, and if thore be 10 aotback
tho crop will DO ono Of the largest ever known IN
the United States. Potatoes only arc threatened
| by the boatlos iu such numbers ns to intorfero
seriously with the yield. Peaohes will be abun-
dant. Strawberrios from st. Joseph will prob
ably he abundant in this markot enrly In tho
coming week.
| EUROPEAN CROP REronTs.
The Now York Daily Bulletin gives tho follow
ing summaries Of ndyicas:
AusrRu.-v1ESNA, May 1o.-The month Of May has
hH1a
for Central Europe. and ia calculated to give 10
the most eares fears for tho prospects oS tho crops.
much has, but il imnosoibo to caorlato to xhat
eKtsne or wethar more favorable Weather may repair
1Inry but The suatpn @ ts .r nooae M an
of Agriculture which appears to-day, eannot there
tcse no sonsAe1ea :. ts1st%erthy Tho 1epe1. notea
rercy in tho fruit md vine crops, and also in grain,
especially rys Of which only ,nidaling crop can bd
ssorab hs rsn siui1 avs reara s 't1 tle
and the outlook s oven better than before tho fosts
IN HUNGRY o snnanOr and winter wheat ia satlssas;
mark tho crops haye been greatly injured by tho mum
| dAtions.
PRussrA.-0ny isoatel cases OF lamago aro reported
sTErTns, May lS.-suow fell yesterday, but caused
IosEs, May l8-Tlo winter aowinga aro evarywhart
magnificent. and the summer aowiugs arc coming III
DAsz1o, May l6.-weatler cool and vegetation re-
KoKs!oanEno, May 17.-rhcro IL q general com
Sl ry ta9 sgs sto Mav
hayo eon greatly retarded By tho coll, but prospects
in general are gool aud, somewhere batter than the,
especially in Jutlana.
swEnEN-SrooKlIoLM, May 15.-More warmth and
Ell e. sisy so.-A the reports from
.snee ot tho ary cold xeatner: orops look WE'LL but
NussA.-0pEsaA. May l3.-warm Weather witt