, 1880-01-10
Withdrawn from store during Thursday #

WithlrttWn from Bf0FC NuF1ElB 1uHFfM5 in l
city consumption, 1851 ba wheat, MI hu barloy,
The following grain sny inspected into atorc
In this city yesterday morning: 10 eArs NO.
winter whcnt, cnrs low gr1tc. : cars mixed, loo
cars No. /. spring, a. ears M. 3 do. II cara rr- |
Jccted, 4 ears no grudn c12 whcnt; 20 cars NO. |
= corn, II cars h!gh mlxcs 10 CATS rrJcctol' ctt'
Gs corn,; 10 ctlrs whto onts, cars NO.3 mixed, |
II cars low grntlc c.0 oats,; 4cars No rye, car
rejected; II cars No. barlcy,s cars extra, IL
ours low grade ca barley. Totnl4 NIL cars. or
$4,000 b. Inspected out, Z, I'll l,u wheat, 0t00S
BIT corn, l,S40 hi outs, ,6oe lt, barloy.
Tho Ice contract to which wo rcforrcd yes
tcrluy WAS ut 800 per cnr-ton not per ton, froo
on honril ours in N0rthprn Wisconsin,.
Mess nork was sold hero lust Thursday, which
will bc brought TO this city from Cleveland. 1t
will actually realize to tho sollcrs thnn II
sent to tho sealonrd. And thcro Is no corner or
| tho article either.
| A gentleman lust returned from visit to
New York snys tho speculative feeling there
| Is simply Immense, and extends to about every
thing except wheat, which ia rogntdcd rs over
| donc. Short ribs, pork, corn. hnd outs nr6 tho
| fnvorlts thcrc.
It Is reported that tho Directors OF tho noara
| Of Trahc have resolved, nem con. to recognize
rs regular grain TINT ,nny bo stored In sheds
| BY the regular warchouscsnon during tho
present wIntnr. This Ii probably NIL that will
| 10 necessary on tho part Of tho mercan-
tllp community, rs It IL TO tho interest
! Of tho railroads and warehohscmcn to
provide accommodations for NIL tho
grain that people want to send hero. Tho
grnin n,uut bo moved from tho country anu
storcA sotnewhere TIL wantcd by consumers,
aud, II tho folks hero not ready to handle 1t
this wintor, thoy will find II groat deal OF 1t gono
past them when navigation Is open.
Tho fnlng oH In receipts Of Kr..in In this city
Is already forcing consumers tn full back 0t tho
warehouses md tnko o,,t rcgsllnr grain fnr city
t.EAf IflT1r
sAlIlplo 1nnrkot for tho supply OF current needs.
Tho leading produce m.lrkcts were rlther alow
yesterday, md generally stcaty, but easier, tho
advance Of tho previous afternoon being lost
J Thoro were apparently few orlcrs from outside,
either to buy or tn sell, and tho local crowl was
rathor bcarlsh, but atrntl to opcrato extensively
In TINT direction, not knowing how fur capital
. may bo able to carry things nt,oro tho present
Lowell, though that is widely regarded rs Nh abb
|, t,or1nal!y high one. Meas pork closed soo lower
ut nt,out S13.40 for now, seller january, ane
i kl1H5Qbil57h for February. Lard closed 1}it
: lower, at $1.85 for new, seller Jnnt1ar5, ant
&s.73X6b175 seller February. Short ril's closct
:" al f9,7:adD9.T1h for Fehrtinry. Spring when
[. closcl 3io lower, at sl:1ss spot and flo0
y | for Fo&lruury, Winter wheat c'oscl 0l
Change at tl.:s.s for ra!. Corn close'
=, nc lowcr, nt 40!sc apot aud 45Mo for May
outs cloaud stcudy, ut :U.1c for Muy and 80 fol
February, Nye wl.s unchanged, closing ut 1pt
spot and Boc for February. Hartoy WIS qaotet
stronger, at R;o for No =. seller February, and
G120:c for spot extrI j. Hogs were active IN
6010o higher, Mt aa6o for light anu ~ tf'4
Gb4.50 for heavy. CNttlo wcro aetivo anu hlghc
n with sales ut $2.O0Qe5.Aa. -
II Thoro was noth Ing na" " w hoa"A , W cohue ~
n tlo1 with tho dry-XoA1s mGrket' Ihofo WIS "
u Ito or no improvement III tho demand, anu pflc'
IL were without noteworthy change. 0rocorlt
| a
11A n1,cos n,1. IVA snvnrs md cs,frrcs seemed
~, 5rn,c.t urtinlns on tho lis
no tNo HEtuehs A1%1oto9 on 'A~ ""