, 1879-01-26

per ton on track and ST. to arrive Tree on board
cars.
coES MEA1-- Coarse was nominal at about So so
per ton on track.
sc,:EESSGs-sale was made Of go tons at So 90
per ton.
SaonTs--Saie was made Of 10 tons at S.. 90.
FEED--Ssle was made of 10 tons at S11. 80,
SPRING lVHEAT--Was rather quiet, and aver
aged easicr- The market declined 9*G:sc, ad-
OF Friday, The British markets were reported
cEsic., and New YORK was Inactive. while our re-
csipts were larger, bu: with increase in the vol
unle ofshipmcnts reported. The market was un-
settled At the outscs by this news, which Induced
larger offerings for future. but the decline brought
out fair demand, under which prices rallied. The
peared to be mostly local, considerable business
being done in scalDiug between here md 3Iilwau-
kec. The shipping cen.and was better, and the
discrimination against Central receipts for No. 3
practically disappeared, the closing figure being
March opened AZ s6E@s6Mc, declined to s54@
ciose: Seller February sod at s444l@s5}sc, closing
at S5hc: Seller the month was quiet 1t s4!:G
s5Ae. closing s1 a. St s4%@s5e. Spot sales were re-
So at 1o@7oHc; 500 tn reeeicd At 5Gic; SSS S;i
and y, 600 bu by sample at 54Q177c. Total, 110,
Mo- red a. SIC; and 5, 200 bu BY sample at 500
o1e. No. in Illinois River and Northwestern
elevators was nominal st about SGc.
eae TIC oe coe ISIS sSxs o%er ons taa cd
Friday, for May, while there was little change for
the nearer futures. Liverpool was easicr and New
to those Of Friday, and the stocks in store here
appeared to have Increased about $50, 900 BIZ dur
ing the week. The market sympat,ized with
wheat in falling off early, and then ruling steader
There was fair demand Tor May delivery, and
other futures were generally neglected. The snip
ping demand was quiet Seller May opened at
back so $50 at the close Seller Xpfil sold at
3lsasG23lssc, and March at 31@31lsc, both closing
at medium 1gurcs. February sold At :so2s sG}30s!c,
aoEc* Cash corn eosrd at 3oMc. Spot sales were
reported Of A.. 600 bn No. ana high xcd at
:5oA03o!;e: 5, 500 bu new hish-mixed at :.7!4@
rejected at HG3;c; %, b00 BIT By sample at 27!I1
:soc on track: !, 090 pu do at s.S4125Hc free on
board cars; and 400 bu at 3lc. Total, SO, 200
OATS-,vcrc in moderatc demand and weak,
closing an ia0aic lower. The trading was chiefly
in May. The market closed essy. in sympathy
,s 'th other gran and cash wss : offered more t.esly
q :3ssc, ana closed at the inside. February sold
at 192iQlo7sc. and March at :.0Ac. Cash or JAN
n aad sfs quss at loc SSaRss were sny
q 600 b1 No. : at 19alc; Il 400 bu by,,sampe at
:.oy2,1:c on track; and Is. 100 bu do at 20,:a24c
ocllvG.cd; Total, 81, 500 ou,
SOLD at 45e and February at 44c. The demand Was
ioca! a1d chiefly speculative Samples did not sell
20 80 Gu'csiy as On some ot1er caTs Of the NeeS
wv
34c; 400 on rejected at 44c; LOCO bu b. sample
at aif?i2c M on tracs. To;af, 4, 600 hu.
o,6a.e sA.Ea-Was s again aniet aud easy fey
order: were filled carly and afterwards the market
was 1ifeless. Futures opened steady, but closed
weak, February selling at 9oc and March at Ole.
eofh @ eos3ns With sellers at thcse q1ots''ons No
sold Al so9!s2c, outside in A., D. Il Co. s. Extra
. sod ut a0*zc for next month. and at 47zc for
March. Cash do sold at SIC, and A., ,: s. Co.'S
receipts were quoted at soc. Regular No. 8 was
nominal at 33It34c Samples were dull. The
scarcity OF freigut~cars keeps shippers out OF the
mnrSet, aud lncal consumers not buylng. Cash
safes were reported Of 500 bu No. at 9ac: 500 bu
extra at 41c; !. GOO bu by sample at 2SGSSc on
1!aek' ana -0O bu do at 3oEG33c delivered.
Total !, 400 ba.
MORNING CALL.
Mess pork-Sa1es II. 75O br1s Mt So. 20lD. 25 for
March ana So a2H 1855 for April: Larti-., $50
Lcs Mt e. l7h for March. Short ribs-lu0, 900 Ds
ut SHY for tfarch and 81 4,is for April.
NO provision call was held Saturday afternoon
II heat sold On the cnrhstouc S1!:c seller March.