, 1875-04-25

s1575 cash or aoler May sls.92KSl6. .a5 for Jane
MrATs--Were ii fair demand, and ruled firm at IN:
changed prices the inquiry being chiefly for Eonnd
lots. Sales reported Of ns @ q
t shortt ribs. feer Joly Ut 13Ho; and 80 bIs lang
clears ut ike The market closed at ea{c for shoul-
srs e.s Or ,ssr Nay se c,ao ao ssss er
saller June llc; do seller July, 12c ahost nes,
@i2c, cash seller May do seller June. a2.sc 40
i2Ec; do seller June, 1eHc: do seller July. 12AG
Bored meats No higher than loose Swee-mex3e.o
hams, is ns average, 1t l11@lac. Bacon meass
quoted ct 13H9l4Hc for hams, 9ke for shoulders,
1870 for shozt rins, and 1879 for abort clears-an
packed.
changed At sa2s for meka s925 for extra mess sno
TA11ow-Quoted at 8A@s4c.
BREApSTuFFSs
FLOUR-Was again quiet, though In rather
hetter demand than Friday, and steady At toEner
pricea. The inquiry was chiefly on local account,
shippers not tng hold. Sales we're reported ct 1oo
brls winters private terms; and 1o5o brls spring
.extr2s, partly at $.s1@5.o0. Total 1,15o brs- The
market closed follows: Choice wntar extras $55o
@70o; common to good do, s5.oo85.25; choice spring
extras, $5.0o@525; fair do, shipping grades, S46o9
51o Ninnesotas, s5.25@8oo: patent spring, $1,000
500; spring saperdnes, s375G425; rye -four, s53o9
$40 -
BnAx-was In 1nrge supply but also in good de-
mand, and the market ruled active 1t former prices
Sales were reported Of 14o tons at $175o@17.75 On
track, and 1t 90 fres On board.
'CoRs- -MEAI-Was quoted at 5@4.00 pei hr1 for
good. and SCI. .75G92800 for coarse.
WHEAT-Was tess active and averaged 31@4c low
er. New York w2s dull and generally quoted lc low
and receipts large in proportion to the ship
ments. There were q few buying orders In from the
wlnter-wheat districts. under which tho market ad
vanced 10 early Then It fell Of under moderate OF,
ferinRs from local operators with very little demand
for ahipmsnt The chief feature Of the market WIS
ea;vs e. changing ogef to Ny int Ju2
those two months wldened to 27c, md ~ at one
time. The from the winter -whest districts
or, but the spring has b:en lsrgsr than
anticipated aud most Of Ia coming on finely. Letters
from the other side Of the Atlantic concur in
about short crops expecting that the winter wheat
falling of would stimulate to the planting Of mora
than enough spng WHEAT to maks e ood the na dea
is dioult to get prices hers whsn they are already
high to reps buying for shipment, sven to in
Taaesd to sLo55, declined to s,.oiTT: and
Fir E.y s.,,. sold ' 9!ezss s.;js
ents va: sss9 nesa closing saa and sa ~
fresh receipts Of No. spriag closed at $1o1 Cath
ssIzs s1s S9 s5ng ht
eoc; 1900 bu white Hsmpu1g 1t osK free On hoard:
and 900 bn Nebraska white snber at s11o. on track
Total, 81 COO bu.
M1SsEsorA WREAr.-sales were limited to 800 bn
by sample at sl.l2 free on boord No. was nominal
coRSWWss less sac sctvs M md nd averaged lower with
rather dull feeling during the greater part OF the
session. liverpool was unchanged, but New York
mine confidence, though not much Of the corn now
arriving was Offered for sale except that coming by
way here TO help taxa care Of May deliveries to tho
gfvs strength though il tndicsted th.t very ttls of
Sympathy with wheat probably Ind something to do
in causing the weakness. There was =
the price for DID, and little Of It taken for ship
uent. seuer May opened at 73a<c, declined to axe
7HS7xc sosiue a. ia sssr yni1 aod q9 ~ :gia
764c. New No. closed at 70AG70Nc, and regular
do 1t 73c, with real discrimination In favor Of high
72I@73Ae; q, 200 bu new do At 7ok51o1{c; 1880
ba rejected at 7o@7oc; 500 bu BY sample & ssc and
eoo ha @ ears ct 'oe on track. Total. $500 bu.
OATS-The market was rather quiet during The
greater 1rt Of the session, but prices advanced early
under moderate inquiry, aud averaged about Ac
wheat and corn and Indifference of buyers. brought
about weakness, and prices receded to the opening
range. Options quiet: seller May opened at GlAe
sold 1t 2,tG62<c and closed at the inside Fresh re-
ceps Of cash oas were in good request eeIing al SIX
961c apd cloang at the inside. Rejected sold 1t SEC
&c; Geo bu No. whte 6l4c; GOO bu rejected At
SIC; 100 bu by sampls st s29jixc. Total, L. 800
bu.
RTEThe receipts were larger. but there wis fair
inquiry for shipment and prices we're k@1c higher.
No. 2, fresh, selling at s. accoraing to loca-
ion. Sales: 1000 bn No. At $.o 200 bn
TO On private terms 500 bu BY sample 1t $los@1 o9
BARLEY-Waa quiet but firm, at IN advance Of "a |
&c. Iha shorts for this month aud next were xioua
% cover their contracts bat trading restricted By
month were chiefly In settlement The shortage for
Aprn y probably sman now, hut the line out for |
Way II supposed to be moderately large. |
we're several outside orders for cash 1ots and the
market rrner 1t *127 for fresh receipts In n
i is for fresh No. and s1os for rejected The Of
atoFe being held by parttea who do not wish to dis
Of It, or to fu contracts maturing at the close OF
his month Seller May sold st s1.25, and was after
md closed 1t st.a5al2e. Sales: 900 bu No. q, n s.
It sl.27: SOD bu No. At &ll6: 400 bu rejected It
.oa ); 300 ba by sample at s1.a2. Total, $3.50 bu.
LATEST.
In the afternoon provisions were quiet and nominal,
Except 1afd, which shade easier, selling to the
ztent Of 900 tea at 81 .oo@15.s2s fns June
Seller Afay closed at $1.024@1.o .o273. |
Corn was fairly active and Nc higher selling it 73,:
9ss3e sor May, and closing 1t 7sAc. Seller June
Oats were ehade easier for Msy, closing 1t s1z@
Ike, and for June at eaH@s2Ke.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Special Ditpateh to TAa Chicago Tri5tus.
IIvERPooI, April all u. m.-F1oua-Beayy
ales at 22s Cd for No. l; Ais for No. q.