, 1880-11-20

istms lic,n. H1'5to". Ill.," "''" 5 "tS fia p y
TI1o following grain was Inspected Into store
In t',!a city yesterday morning: cnra red Win
terwhcnt, cnrs anwcr grnslos cur nixcf, tg cals
No. spring. 4. cnrs No.3 tu 9, cnrs rejected.
cnr no Erldc l:s0 wheat, ut which II nre wlntcr:
Iii cars No. .corti, n cnrs high mixcd, 6s cars
rejected te53 corll,: 10 cnrs white oats, q cnts
Nu mixed, II cnrn rofcctoti t1fi oats; ours No.
2ryr, car rrteulctl: cnrs No. . hurley, II enrs
MI i ito, cars No. do. . ours No. & do tA1
harIcy). Tota al3 cnrs, or IN, ,ooo hu. Inspected
ont: W,4ts hu whcnt, III, Ii. III, corn, a,70l blu
oats, l.b's hi, rye, liz, ln hurley.
Tho lending prMlticD markets were active yc4<
tcr'ay, though lcss 50 III grain tlian tho recent
average, and aon,cwllnt steutller. Wheat was
strosE, In krmpnthy with Liverpool md Now
York, but was nDt much higher thnn tho prc-
vfolis day. Corn WIS rnthcr thmc, though tho
tlny's receipts wcru sn,n1t. but shippers were do
Ing little. Outs rangnti higher, And ryc snl lar-
ley wcFo stronger. Provisions wcrc helped
by bcttor a1cmntd for export cuts OF
meats, md tho packing intorcst WIS snll1 to
ho less adversn 10 an ntlvnnce, ns they ilnf TINT
the hogs yield 20 per cent les. prnuct than cs-
pcctcll. rs they havo been rushed to tnnrket
without being properly fed. Tho hugs in 1own
arc said to te tho only ones that co.ne up to cx-
rcctaion In tho mnttcr Of yield. Mess pork
closed cnstcr. Mt fl:. ll:.45 for Dcccnmr amt
S1311!s9GfsE0 for JnsliMry. Inrd closed flrtn. ut
Ss.lT!sEts.:a) for Noyen,bcr and $a..Os III for
Janunry. Shnrt ribs closed Mt $G,a7!1 for .Jant1-
ary. Spring wheut uInsed 3(c lower, at $i.U7.f
for December md $i.0aI for Jaf,tnry. ticd
winter closed nominal at &lhiiiGl.M. Corn
closcil eascr ut iasi for December and 4sc bid
for Mny. Outs closrI steady at It3ic fur nccom-
bor aud Mt ;et6DsEt; for January. nyn closed
higher Mt $50 for Jnn,lnvy nnd Mt s5,; cash
I,urIcy closed Mt ri q, fur ncncnbnr md nj Al Ol
fur M = 1ions were notIvo ami nvero 1et,
stronger. closing ilrm nt $+,5Dktn;. Critic wero
hct!va and .}rtncr, With s,,tes Mt ss.O1I5bMJ,
In tho dry-poot]s market there ,yus II roof de-
rrco Of nctlylty for tho t|mc Of ycnr, As ts
usual at this sneo nf tho season, tho demand ia
ftmnst exclusively in tho shnpp pf mil A1d tot-
o1rarE orders, but our leading johbcrs, npyer-
thclcss, are krrt protty busy, rrIces dlsp,ny
posltiyo jlrlnness Tborc wns a fair movement
In tn,1cy and atnplo groceries, md most limos
wcro steadily held mt former quotations. Hu-
gnrs wore agnin very firm, tho ,;o advance of
ino nrevious Inv hcIno fhnrn,,trt,Iv ennnnrtod
Cotrccs and .ens rc,nni,i cnay, Deuiprs il, Uuttur
and cheese had nothing uew to rrport. Tho
former nrticle was moving With considerable
freedom, mud ruled firm, but tho Inter was a4nIt,
reported q,liot, with pnrt and full skins cnsy,
Dried fruits woro n,iotc,l as bpfore, Fish wcre
firm and ,1nuhn.1uutl, 4 fair ruoyomcnt In oils
was noted, prIcca ruling s.onoS. Coal md nlp-
iron wcro fairly s,rm,
Lumber was ru,rtv aot,ye Mt TIM ynri. and
flrtp Tho cold wcnthur bus checked trade In
somo directions, but ,tcuters scpn to have plonty
to do In filling old orders. Cnraues worc scnr.cc.
Wool wis not materially chnnecn. orr,crs nro
cvn,lur iii tho wh;io and tlIo market IA arm nj
tho jntr1y morkcd.l,n PRICES, IInv wns In rc.
urost for shIrucnt md focnj ,isn. liIlcs woro
stca,ly, and tho tlcmnnd promises to t,o' uoo5
rvht along. T,motby seed wan tirrnrr ,tn,,or an
jmnrnyc,, demand. vim Itnttcd e,nnlIcs m soIo
while tuxsccd was Fl, rnut1crnto rcu,est for ah,n.
mcut. Tho sa,rs of green frutt were similar
than usuo,. tho wenttnr f,c,ur ton raid II, 1novc
s,nok. Pntntnra ,ynro n1s, n,,tet for tho am,no
.,..., e.,I a., 81. n,,n.,..L..n ,.,-.s .",s