New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

Totals ................. 5O5.7Oi l.i5-.3Io 22liD9S
y The 3 4fIn h MY e fep5 p:
j. so light that laes ar nornaly uncAgns ~" 'hier
supply OF onnage rates have better i,es i!r rnsags
Provisions 25a37.. 6l cotton. ~: Lonooa by ~, 80
steam 81 900 bush Grain I'D The cLa' as comprise
Norwegian bark hence to oinct port m i Uat,t hns
is. Sd Italian rar. hence 10 Crk Tor ord rs Win i11
Plate, with general on private t'ri, aa AH,u Az
bark from Baltimore 10 lilo dc JaAfo, "h sOJ 'iia -FOUR
NAVAL sTOBi;s-There is a rood Gcnrul ior R''n. AMI
Strong We quote at - 60 af2 ~, Uuiras 20 cool
Strained sales Of 5000 bbls good 10 arrive on team,
4.gVY GU S 'BO on ' ei2ii, 5r,
movement nomnaly 3ic;rar Sin tar request az ,-nssr
figures ~! 39is Wimnslon sud ia ya,. - at At
q 40; We quote Wishns.n a. g. . = 4a1 "iim.lstn
sGGEAiNrr@ wIea1 aTkr NC th , c 5.'l
fairy actiye ana " have haa 70 mote much yara'ien' 'n
gsh aiyiees eyince more iests 70 l! an 20 90 - Sah
durl'On later reports the West which rich
on Monda{ and Lag, :" e. sa' To- ne Any l 20 ne Hr~,
spring gave fresh impulse 10 The marx mser.?' -
noted was speedily recovered wh speculative inquiry
Choice Amber wnJcr hut he bul',, ls bee manly
npEs ma J,, The Tsms Sy I ana D 20, n , "'
We hnd our stock OF god spring - gl4i ianee th rs
Wheat very poor and he supply un' ally agnt orr N'St
fiim,ts and The injury 10 he Wheat plan, ,n ihr 1914 81,
we cennot doubt hl- been soGN and rs ' M, moro
reluctant 10 part with ther present suppl hence -, ~
former estimates ere any considerable sippli-,
reach via the Ere canal al ON pgrscnS
seson VITA empty warehouSs along tins coast Nn,r 40
Of January miltis nave IOuuu double the QYan "
Wheat than for the corresponding lime lncc l'i nii
acme having used some lyuJLO bush W. tWk much of tho
Winter Wheat at the West aud SOUTH WHICH appears
dead will revive with warm rains ami W think i4ri arc
un"lse IN posing up As IN many previous seasons Mh'n m
crop has appeared dead IN the eAY April good
has been aimed ia majority " hc -
Our aiNceS from Europe regard favorable. Prices ia
Great Britain, notwithstanding tier large impOrltIn, from
this country OF more than $40 900 oi wheat the week
ending with 10Th Of APRIL well sustained show
general reduction Ia their stock than most merchants
here had estimated Then imports nom Russian ports have
been limited and the quantity a.Oat thence sly
with ice Ia the 10th OF April anu the supplies passing
the Darianees are light aud these have been purchased for
tain that the wants Of England must BE- largely supplied nom
this country hence more than usual Interest IS manifested by
ton IN regard to growing crops and to tls
probable supplies IN the hands OF our farmers.
Our exports this week have not eQuad expectations and
loss than last they 2tS bush 3d.
297 bush the corresponding week last We notice morc
doing since our last Of the Continent 10000 quarters
having purchased and shipped Last since writ
ing the above have later sdyices from suudry Winter
Wheat sections and 10 mud they IN rcp
senting the Winter Wheat seriously Injured, aud
than we had supposed To-day the Wheat market openes
chiefly for Wheat 10 III most English and Continental
ders are limited below the current rates the market closes
S Sasn at 81 70 for No chSaso Spring saSas
for No. Milwaukee ahoat Il 2sGsl 80 for Red Western
IL 40 for White Michigan VI 81 Tor Amber Indiana and
81 81 for Iiar Minnesota Barley stronger quiet sales
1000 bush Danbn at 81 3d. IN store Barley Malt steady
aud in fair demand sales OF 1000 bush choice -Four oved
state at u 30 time oats stronger and III fair demand
part for the future the saes 10000 bush New Oha
Mixed, at 75ag75l.c, ahOat Waite az 76I057tc. Vest
ern Mixed at Tic; White 76.ld7T c, state MlSd AZ
7aAs7a- track wh.s aa uAlk A. 16S.oSc. .aaA a