, 1880-01-24
Hay, tons. .......,,,f 9QI l40a 1l TO
l.nnlher. m ft.... M tsfli E19 Rl
HhlnEte% m.-. ,..., &DI tADl 170 ,.....,,
HhIt, Grts, .,n,,,.,,I 7M) 1SutI A&QI tIb3
Poultry. ht....,, S4RW1 Eh7&S1 h2bl sMf0
EFRa, pkAa......u AMI h1I 1ks.+..,,.
ChGGte, hvf....,..I 1&7{ 5fA1l a29 lt3
Green Npr0s, brlA 11ll l.lal nj III
HshHS. Iii, ......I XN| l,IH1tl 1fO 1fQ

Withdrawn from storo during Thurs1ny for
city consumption: 2ao ht wheat. ,esd bu corn.
;b' hu outs, nj lfu rye, e,::D HI. hurley.
Tho following grain WIS inspected Into etoro
lnths city yesterday morning . cnrs M. winter
wheat. ED cars No.2 spring, 70 cars No. tln, 10
car" rclcntc,l, chr no Rradc t1o0 whoat; III
cnrs md 13,el4 hi M. = cotn,-tho Inter n lnku
trnnHfor-M cars high mixed, O. cara rev n,lxrd
d c;irs rejected csR cor,,): 10 cnrs white outs, 8
cars No. mtyel 10 ours rejected 10 oats,: !
chrs Nh. rye. rnr rrjcetn,]: scnra M. , bnr-
lcy,B cars extra, q cnrs low grndo 10 batlcy).
Total t@la cara) I'll, ,oo tu. Inspected ont: a. Ers
hi wheat, 27,t40 BIZ corn. a,e1s tA, ryc, I'M hu
barley.
Tho lending produce markets wero aRnin ir-
rcgulnr yesterday, thonEh atca'llcr ttlnn tho
previous day, tho feeling being mitch less
nervous thnn then, Wheat fell off IL cnrly, thon
ndvanced e!4c. and foil l,nck IL In tho afternoon
closing 40 hotter than ar Th,1rstlay oventnR.
This largely dictated tho tonc In other .nnrkota
tho tntt,nr ones being lowcr bcca'tso there wHs
n" afternoon trndlng III them Thursday pcnt1lnR
tho bg tlroptn wheat. Tho foreign ntlvices cntlte
M enrly brcnk, hut operators horn wore rcatly
to take advnntnEc Of 1t. TctcErn1ns wcro re-
crivcd hero stating that meetings Of loading
men had been held In Now York tho previous
evening, Mt which II was resolved to buy on tho
break which they felt d1trc wotld occir ycster-
dOy morning: and accordingly tho news cn1nn
that brtkcrs quietly tnkspg all tho offerings
on tho scat>oRrd. It Is beloved TINT buying or
deFs were MISC sent here, hut whether because
tho syndicate could not. nrurd to permit n
further decline, or II wnA pnrt Of "nilklng"
detail III tho general program. can only be
gt,esscd Mt. Corn WIS relatively etcnt1y, aild
provisions advanced cnrty but foil on later,
closing fomowhnt lower thnn the previous day
in sympathy with dull hng market In tho
nftornoon. Mess pork closed steady at about
$12.75 for new seller january. md Sl2.@ for
March. 1.nrd closed shade lower Mt S7.5o for
nor scllcr January, sTeahQ7.o5 for Mnrch.
Short ribs closed Mt to.oshd16.65 for March.
Spring whcat closed 10 higher, at Silt for
spot and *l.1sA for Nlarch Corn closed shade
frmcr nj 5'!lc Rpot md A:4o hid for May.
Oats closed unchanged nt 3T!io for htny and nt
about G1iko for next mouth. 1tyo was lower ut
74o seller February. Darloy was flrmor at 7Be
spot No. 2, and 67o for do extra 3. Hogs woto
quict mud closed weak nt s4.4oOt.5o for light and
Mt - .t04IA.1t for henvy. Cattle wore quiet and
generally lower, With snlcs at $2,2505.T5.
Tho dry goods market had mn now fcatmrcs,
business WIS very quiet, with little likelihood Of
my Immediate Improvement Prices continue
to show decided strength. Groceries wcrn In
light request Mt abos1t steady prices, no chUngea
being noted. boots md shoes remain quiet md
firm. The demand for dried fruits wns without
noticeable improvement. Fish were quiot mud
Arm. ThoEc Was o liberal demand for.cnnnod
gnods, ncnrly NIL descriptions Of which woro
firm. Prices Of dairy products wcro arm, and
for cheese higher prices nre predicted. The
leather, bagging, tobacco, md coal mnrkots pre-
sented no spcctnty new features, Ffg-fron WIS
strong and advancing. Oils wore quoted quiot
and stcady.
Lu1nbor was quiet md unchanged. Tho do
mand continues moderate. Tho reports from
tho p!ncrics were moro favorable for logKcrs.
ukn,4r. lat AsA