, 1880-10-16


city consumption, ,7oS bu wheat, ., LIT btu corn.
2, ,5SI bu bnroy.
Tho following grain was inspected into store
In thfe city yestoniuy morning: 30 ours rcd win
tor wheat, cars No, wIutor, 2i cArs No. . do,
2 Gears rejected, 2 cars Mixed car No. spring,
lso cnrs No. Do, es cars No. . do. n carB re-
jeeted, cara no Crude C35O whcat): 630 ears nsli
61ooo BIT No. corn. 1857 cars high mixed, 70 cars
rejected is62 corn): 1t cars whito oats, J5 cars
No. mixed, VI cars rejected, car no 8raslo
l'4 oats); - cars No. 2 ryo, ours relcctcd:
cara No. hurley, II cars No. D do, l8 ours No. 1
do, cara low Erndo tbg barley. .Total 70 cars)
fJ000 BIZ. Inspected out: y, ,4o8 bu wheat, 3G9i
bu corn, 900 Du oats, 473 bu ryo l,OSs bu bariey.
Tho lending produce nlnrkots were stronger
yesterday. with moro duing. This applies
chiefly to grain. Tho wheat mnrkot wns ex-
cltctl, ohicily by homo speculation. Tho foreign
kilograms wnro Agnln strong. but quotations bo-
low ours after detuctlng tho cost at Transport
tMt1on. The fact Of speculative confidence WIS
shown by tho fact that rod winter WA laareIy
salablo at tho same prices as No. spring. Corr,
was stronger Ill sympathy; but outs tof,k bootn
Of tholr own being excited by fcars On tho part
Of October shorts, who think tho outs nre mt
coming forward rapidly enough to suit tl,eir
wNnta. RE md bnruy WCro flFncs. Provisions
wcro unusually quot, with little ehnnys In prices.
Mess pork closed 2hc higher, ut $la.5jdo oia.67K
for Novombor aud Sl2.0,ab1a,37h for january.
- .1u elosea ~ n'3aor at so'4o LOT HoFo1hbor ana
s.;1 SosU'nee'sy ~ ~ nue Sn.y' enots t'os ciosca
n.e.uy ~ NJ e'.v sos oo.ooes. epr'aR ~aent c!osea
December. Red winter closed at &l.0l for cash
III good locations. Corn closed No hlghor, ut 400
fdr October and 4lHo for November. Oats closod
ADsc higher, ut D,s G.3H for October nnd 3040
va ~. nuso.iioot' 1so ftoseu 7so A'enoF' w oto
otsn ~ .alu ~ iot tloAt uol'a nat!eS w.ta Stfoas-
y. y. W !a loe ootooof anu ,osso loe Hosclnoer.
.t"ss ~ "S.S uhohhnHcu. ctosina steaoy Ut @a'!Un
4'so 1os !Hnt hna " *%Aososlo Tor neaVy' CAttle
oom ~ u. .es'o0eEn'
,aa., nu ass-Hoos n.alkI naa no spce'alIy now
lssatss' , ~ s!useaeeoty ouslncss ~ III pfoRFcss.
ulu prices tomaih stcaay una hrth. Grocer!cs
nFe moving W freely ~ III past sc"aohs NJ llke
polioot n1'u tae 9onoehl nlN3Aot maintains urn
toHo' sugars "etg aot'se Alo stronger, harl
-. tasunsu6 ui ~: ane1o "as coIt1nuea au1ineas
III eoueos. anu 'Vniaes remain IN nh unsettled
s1"tu. ~ en"a9cs OF hio1sens wore aoVclopeti
III INC ooot anu s'1oe nnrnot. ctothinE. nuts and
ehps' ana hlll!lnesy FOCUS a!so ~efc Ito1cu rs
petose' Iho ar!ed"1rult lnhfkot Was tnolor1'toiy
ac',ve anu steaay: flsn wore aRaln quoted f!rtn
nna nhehangca' NO chahKes woro uove!opediu
tho ontter and choose markets.. falr do'nand
sor bags!nR was reported, and fully previous
prices "oro being reallzcsl Oils WoFo thirty
ucttve, md everything WIS firm. 1urpontino
was hold ut atc. Coal and pEx'iron woro quoted
quot aud 8aehuy. .. .
Lumber Was fairly notlve Mt tho yards at
previous pElccs. Tho salo docks wore quiet. tho
oflorlnKs OF carHocs being an,nll. Thc receipts
arc snl'nE oif, and this faot, with tho increased
domanl from outside paints. lnRkns sct!crs lool
confident TINT tho bottom h',s been reached, and
TINT chhnHe tn Ut upwnrd direction IL likely to
occur soon. Wool was steHdy, with fair aales to
tue western manufacturers OF 'Houton EOols.
Hroom corn ~as nllcnangod. Flax aood foil oil
an"thor cent In tho alhonco of shippers, whlln