, 1876-03-10
Withdrawn from store on Wednesday for city COLI
sumption: suAs bu wheat, 1oo1 hu cosu 7lo BIT rye

shingle,. No.. 8sl!9o| sSoeo0ii *ot% "9go ago
Withdrawn from store on Wednesday for city COLI
sumption: so4s hu wheat, o2 hu corn. 7io bu rye
4,s0a In harley.
Tho following grain waa inspected into storo on
Thu1sday morning: car rejected wlnsor whoa cars
No. N. ". wheat, IT cars No. spring, u cara NO.
do, II rcicctcd do. CARS grade do ~ ~haH'
cars h!gh-rnixcd corn, 81 eara No. DO cars nc"
rnised do CARS rnjectod 10, cara no Rrado 10 t1
corn);4 cars white oats. cars No. ADO car fo!oc
cd do "a oa.a): cars No. barley cars no. 40,
chr reIcc!c do. Total, 140 cars, or 5s,"oo NJ" ~
spectel out: bu wheat 4cY7 BIT corn 692 sn oass
J,t16 bu ryo, 1851 bu barley.
Another sids Of the delivery business Wan stated ser
teray Which s at least equally plausible with tho artf.
II ras claimed That tho tins Of making deliveries
should bs extspel to o'clock instead Of cutting II
down 10 I.1f.rast Z. People who buy property for
sbpmept have no objection to receiving 1t mp to tbs
1.ta,t moment al Which they keep THAR ofces open,
an,, for tao rcst ulan IA not likely to accno Era!n
1.tA ia caucs whore ho has doubts about tho
validity nf Tic expected check to DO received
In payment. An extension OF the time wouid DO
top1stipg towards rnlicring tho pressure now felt
during short afternoons work, though. Of eot'rse+
thoso who court tho Last moments for tho saks OF
avoiding tho ratort cournous would continue TO do 10
II tho tme wprn extended to midnight.
The leading produce markets wcEo moderately act
ire yesterday, With less extensive changcs in Price
than uEual and Geucsally steady feeling IN noat de-
partmcnta. Tho trading was chiefly for future do
livory, The ahirrtns movement not having yet walked
UP from tts winter dor1neuey.
Ths dry-goods market ssas destitute Of now tes-
tu.ca rrtns remain uuaottlel, but for other depart
ent goods tho quoted prices aEc stcalsly mslntAlne'
Jobbers Of groceries wess having fAif trade
anl, with tho single exception Of coffeot tho
market presented q steady, nrm toua Cof-
fcc waa dull, anu vas fseo1y offered At
nvjottA ryfYot7
good dennnd. and was held With great armness. hs
tho supply uas not auc.ont to meet tho ~nnts Of the
loea and Eastern trade Cheese a1ao wss strong With
In the past fsw days there hAvo been purchases here
nggregatlpg 5000 boxes for direct export 70 En-
gland. Thu nsh market not ~ active ~ It should
bc ut this sesson md excepting 1nsckeEel and herring
tho pr1ces werr weak, Dried ft1ta ramaiued without
el,an9c i. values Thcrs no improvement In tho
demand for coal and wood, 1nd those markets wcrc In
weak and unsettled state. Leather, baggng. patnts
and oils were unchanged.
Tbs lclnand for lumber continues moderate II nh
changed prices. Eh!nslcs slow, but stosay, tho
receipts bcing rather light Orcrs arc beginning n
cuuc forward for hardware aud recent pficcs Gcaer'
sliy arc adhered TO- tho shading belng ceay u nails
rhtlo metals aro unchanged. Tho WOOL hop, hidc.
and broom-coru markets vero steady. Becas wero
1noro active and timothy was etronEcr tho advance
being chiefly in low grades, tho offerings Of which
havn beta reduced daily, whllo The receipts hAVo TO-
cantly bocu small Other scedH werr Rtosd7. osAngts
and lemons werc firm owing to tho hrtnness 10 Now
York whcro tho importatons coutinuo email, an1 arc
readily takon on arrival.
FOREIGN 11ponTAT1oKs.
Received ut Chicago Customs, March ., 1916: Ver-
aho. Huhling Co., II toys and dolls schwet-
Ger / ucer = cases toys: Chicago Public Library,
cases books; StettAucs Brothers Co., cuso cottons;
T. A. Cur1cy caBes books; D. u. Fisk Co., csAea
artificial flowers; .. Coz b Co., cases artificial
f1owers II. Endcrts oabo book Kantslor uargi1,
= eaaes cigars Drass d DsotheF caseh secds; I. T.
t ltelltua [. Co.. q cascs booka Wlrt Derter, cases
wine. Duty collected March .. 1a7o, s7i2a9.1a.
- PROVISIONS. .... ..
| HOG rRODU0TB--Were In batter demand. and
nrner ali ro,,nd with fair activity for the asasou, ts
sggreRato us sales tending to diminish after the Eeu
lar Winters work Il finished. I'ogs wcrc steady ant
thero was no particular change In tho ouc 1T the I'D
vices from othcr points, but tho pressure Of sect7
met with tho preceding 1Y vas ovcr, and buycra ooa
tho ioal local packers beng fair purchascrs review
Of The pstaon with the statistics Of tho wintera bus
uesa, Will be found IN smother column.
MEsa PoRK-Wa4 In fair demand on speculative &C.
count and 12>}u per brl higher, tito tooo being sead
" firm throughout ss1ca reported of5 600 bril-
so,lct April At .e0s2a3s; 1000 bras aotr May q
oADac2Go; and 1900 br!s seller junc at $1l70. To
tai. 1900 brls The market closed f,s7n At $a2159l
1n1ii; s:sSaSessass sslItr aas; and ssss7E ssiis'
irme me.s pers was auie. at $1,000. Extra prime
LAnu-Ws. moderately active. md advanced 7!HS
100 per 1oo ihs, in sympathy With pors there icing n
TVS tcs ssilcr Msy It sla io To.s tee
IhS sasr 'attet Mstt, eeis sls1 Kilt sn
1880 solles May; and $l3.e3N 8la: u seller June.
Mr41s-Welssn bs.,er demand sna SHADE n'nes 2 G.
only, etnX marked up ~ oil futnrGd. 6tles wsrp n