, 1880-02-28
Withdrawn from store during Thursday for

city consumption: 100 bu wtent.
The following grain was inspected into store
in this city yesterday morning: cars "i'''s.
wheat, cars mixed, ~ cars NO. spflns' :,
ears No. 8 do. s cars. rejected t12 wheat'' lo1
ears No. = corn, 81 cars high mixed Is cars ne"
mixed, Is cars rejected 3G0 corn); - cars "nlIo
oats, II cars No. 2 mixed. Is cars rc1ecteu I'll
outs; ours NO. :: rye, ! cur re1ee1ed' c''ta
No. barley, 4 cars No. do, cars extra; cnas as
no grade III barley). Total, 504 cars, or @SlVoo
blu. Inspected out: l,454 bu wheat, o4.@t1 ~
corn, SIS bu outs, SIS b1l barley
The leading produce markets were $40" yes
tertiuy, except in changes. There was an carry
reaction from the weakness OF THURSDAY a,tef-
noon, chiefly due to Interpretation OF :" pllz-
xard reported to be sweeping down upon US
from the Northwest, but provisions foil back,
with lower prices for hogs. The concession OF
&c per 100 lbs mnde in rnil frcights was not re-
garted rs special reason for strength IN preaa-
stuffs, the British markets being down to nearly
IN equal extent, while Eastern points
have a1l the GRIM they Want Ut
present, and arc understood to be selling to ex-
-porters at prices below those which can be
touched by Western buyers. There was, how
ever, some expectation Of higher prices here
after tho March deliveries have been settled up,
some people thinking that these will be unlsu-
ally heavy both in grain and provisions. There
was little new business done in any department.
The feeling In the afternoon was caster. Mess
pork closed 10c lower, ut SLIGO for seller March
and $1l.60 for April. Lard closed SC lower, at
S7.07H@7.l0 for new seller March and $7.l7A0
7.oO for April. Short ribs closed at $6.40 for
April. Spring wheat closed He higher, at S1.e23ss<
for March and s1.2iA for April. Corn closed
easy, at 36Xc for February and 413sc May
Oats closed ,s@Ac higher it 351:c for May. Rye
was steady ut 75c for fresh No, 2 and T4c for SELL
er March, Barley was nominal at sic sellers for
March extra 3, and TIC for April No. =. Hogs
were quiet and &c lower, closing at $4.sO34.3o for
light and at $4.2014 60 for heavy Cattle we're
tirI with sales OF common to choice at S2.500
800. -
Dry goods were moving freely at strong prices.
Boots and shoes were receiving Increased attcn-
ton. The grocery market was without marked
new features. An improving demand is re-
ported, but the general movement is still far
from active. Co1fecs sugars, molnsses, and rice
were tirm- Teas remain quiet and easy The
butter market was strongI with fine dairy and
creamery and good to choice roll held ut
higher figures. Cheese was reported moderately
active and steady. No changes were apparent
in the stmarket- Dried fruits ruled quiet and
easy. The bagging market had no new features,
the demand continuing fair Mt strong prices.
Pig-iron was quiet and steady. Coal remained
dull. There is an increasing inquiry Tor white
The lumber market was fairly active and
steady. Fencing was quoted firm, being scarce
ut many yards. Wool was in good demand and
firm, and hay was steady, with fair sales. Hides
we're unchanged, fine light stock being rather
firm, under light arrivals. The seed market ex-
hibtted little change, except that clover was
higher. e Timothy seed WIS steady, and fax
quiet The sales Of broom-corn wero small
Potatoes were ia small local demand. Car-lots
we're quiet. The sales of green fruits reAchcdu u
fair aggregate, and previous prices were main-
tanned. Poultry was in better local request,
without much change In prices for anything
that was considered desirable. Eggs we're
steady.
Rail freights were reported steady on the basis
Of 40c per 100 lbs on grain to New York and 45c
on boxed meats to do. Through fretghts to
Liverpool we're 7Ss.c on meats and lard and SIC
on flour; do to Glasgow 6Slzc, and lard and meats
to Hamburg SIC.
Tho receipts Of wheat at Chicago Milwaukee,
St. Louis, Toledo and Detroit, reported yester-
day. aggregated II, 600 bu, and shipments $4,000.
The following was the produce movement re-
ported from New York yesterday: Receipts
Flour, 9.079 brls; wheat, 27,046 bu; corn, 15l,0o
bu; oats, 4l,726 bu; coru-mea}, 3l9 pkgs; rye,
1,Os0 bu; barley, G,050 bu; malt, $3.50 bu; pork,
A0 brls; beef, $50 brls; cut meats, .,a6 pkgs;
lard, 1850 tcs; whisky, g brls. ....
Exports for twenty-four hours-F1our, 5000
brls; wheat, s., 900 bu; corn, 1900 bu.
Tho New York Produce Exchange VeehlU gives
the following rs the visible supply Of grain On
the dates named: