, 1880-10-14
n BlI1t'MENTA.

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iirass leas., HSnee'' Snee' or'' Mss. 'ana II W
w,thtir,wn from storo during Tucslay ior
city consumption: fe4 bu whoat, ], $50 bu corn
Oh Hn barley.
Tho following grain was inspected into store
III this city yesterday morning: 10 cars rcd
winter wlcnt, =; cars No. winter, 10 cars rt,-
Jcc.e4l cnrs no uradc, ia cars No, F. spring, IL
cars No. Ito. 10 cars rejected G,ag whent); 4E
cars uni $500 bu No. corr. los cnrs high mixed,
II tars rejected. car no grl1o thSD corn): II
cars white outs. Il cars No. mixed, 75 cnts re-
jccted, car no gra,te tl,S ontsJ: Cur M. rye,
III c'trs M .do. cars rejected (.a ryc,; cnr'
No. hurley, cnrs No. : do IL cars No. t1o, "a
cnrs No. 4 do, ! cars low Krndcs .+p barley.
T0fHl E. .0i0 c1rs' h10,0M a,t. Inspected out: o.
bsH bu whcnt, Jr5 t.; bu corr, 1,l&O bu oats, 1910
bl rye, 4.lBl bu barley.
The leading produce mnrkots were less ncttve
yestcrtiay and Ecncrnty stca,Iier, but averaged
| easier on provisions, and 1irlner OIL grain. Tho
british teleRraans were mt favorable to higher
| prices on bsentlstuiIs, wheat being reported
lover. md corn nut Hcttvc. but our receipts wero
| not so large ns those Of previous days In tho
week. mid thorc were fewer selers hnrc 1T tho
tcelitle, though not VERY much uctnand. and lako
| frelshts were no higher. Hog prt,iucta were
! dullcl by the fact OF lower prices for hogs, int
holders were mt free sellers ut lower quotations.
| III tho afternoon whent took II decided turn lp-
l wurs; II WIS Inscribed by some to tho receipt
OF "h!vhcr cutlca,' aud by others to tho
huvanco In stocks III Now York. Corn
and provisions weru similarly affected. but not
! to tho EMlEc extent. The feeling Vas even
stronger ,lftcr tho clusc of rcYuinr trnainR. but
we To tot quote MS clDafntys any prices which
asc oferet or agreed 10 lie pni by Irresponsible
! pnrticson tho curbsnnc. Mrss pork closeu tirincr
ut $l..E5l5 l..5'.s for November and $l:.E:M .n5
fur jnn,iary. Lard closed :hc higher, nj $sl.n
Gts.15 for November Anl $s056Es.u74 for Janu-
hry. Short ribs closed steny. ut f7.IN17.70 for
October Spring wheat closed 1!3u higher, nt
| QS14fs0sAc for October nnd 91.sGs!a)4su for No
yeH,Gpr. llc,wntcru closed nj OIL Gl': for cash
In good locn tlos. Corn closed ~ higher, ut j11
v1:ualc for October mid 4Dsi Ofc for November.
Oats1 clostvl a{o higher, Mt aD.io for tho tnonth
aud ;0Sal.usc for November. Ryo closed higher,
| nt Sl5i@S5c for November and E}4slSic for Oo-
tocr. harley Wis firm 1T 16St1Do for October.
| Hogs wero duh and closed 10u lower, Mt $4.s0l
| 4.U for light nnd ut $L+O9e5.1b for heavy. Cat.
| tle were quiet aud unchanged, with Bulcs Mt
<..0&ti.ni. The demand for stapio aud fancy
dry gout.s cont!tisics 1nrgo. ll'ycrs nre etnl
| present III lnrgc numbers, md tho orders br
| n,nil nl.l Telegraph Also continue ~ arrive III
satisfactory volume. Prices rcmnfn firm, Thorc
WIS IN ArtIsc tloInnnd for boots md shoes, hats.
! cups and clothing, prices ranging about as be-
| fore. Tho grocery market was Without proml-
nrnt now features business was reported good
for tho tlio of ycnr, md lntst lines wcrc stcntly
! held. ThUre Is still m unsettled feeling
IN tho co[rue markct, the tendency OF prices eu1l-
ttu,it,tf ,1nWfynrt TulkHrS Of tlrs1 fruits tyr 70