, 1880-11-11
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SHIPMENTS.


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Tie following grain was Inspected into stora
III this city yesterday nlnrslinH: cars No. red
winter wheat. 10 cnts No. 2 anA . winter, ears
rejected, ISL cars No. . spring, OF ears No. J
do, 70 cars rejected. cars no grado cot whent,
Of which IS uro winter: 70 cars and II. TO bu No.
acor1l, To cars high ntxel 3s cnrs rejected G0s
cor,ll; N caTs white oats, II cArs No. mixed.
is cars rejected, car grado tSi oatsl; II cars
No. rye. cur rejected; 0UW bu No. barley,
ecars No. = do, . cars No. . do, II cars No, do,
cars M. du t@l bar!ey Total 010 cars, 075,0 90
bI. Inspected cut: 2.1ef hu wheat. 0,628 bu
corn. u. X, bn nnts, B,@a1j ou barley.
Tho len,liug produce nnrkets wcro quiet yes
tertlny. hut generally Ilr.n, with not 81 much
change from the latest pric0s OF Tuesday. There
was sum ewhat OF Il rlt In the demand for wheat
and pork. and othur things sytnpathszed. but
holders were not anxinus 10 sell al tho ruling
prices, except In the cnse Of wheat. A grcnt deal
Of wheat was On sao ut abnut sl.05is for next
month. and tho resulting easier tune was ~.
tcctcl Into lnrk. whlc, nppearx tU be largely
heid by "nen In tho whcnt crowd" md tho
Fuckers are nycrsp 10 prices fnr pork which tend
10 further advance tue coat Of hogs. Our leading
packrra held oG ytstcrlay for l0e decline. but
possibly tue Iacs OF warm "eal6er had sohotnln0
to do with the delay. There was a good demand
for corn. helped by low freight rates hnu small
receipts. Dnrlry npan i,!ehcr,anla oats lr,ner
Mess ls0rk closed sha'lc higher, ut $l2.fE11sl5
for December And sl3R1t la.s.1s for JanuAry.
L..rd closed shnde hY,tr, ut f.. S.tGiis.l7!i for
November md Sa.l'hdbs..1 for Jan'lRry., Hbort
ritz. closctf Mt $A'1IAto for Janiiary. Spring
wtlcnt closed tic higher, ut $1M!s for November
md s105.s for December. Itctt winter closed
utD ,1- M fnrf frRRh rr<R1 n nhtntpr
at l2ssGe4".ic for Drccnibcr and 4:aai<4SSc for
Iaht,nry. OAts closed sttnnUcr. ut Bic Tor the
Hlenlh nlll Jli10lHsae for December ltyc wns
higher, ut Ha4GSsoc Tor 'lnhtnry' lsarlry closed
higher, ht6ic cnst, nnd ss,fc was gintesl late Tor
Nt;FGtnher. Hugs wcreaetiso anu uhehanKeu at
$i.60It.b5. Cattle ~aa active anu tlr1n, with
En.es Mt Saa.00lth.W.
In tho lry-soods market tho changes weFo
Tow and llnlmPostnnt. Iraue ms ualeleu dowu
como Of late, ms was tn be expected, but prices
ru,nain firm 10th for cottons and woolons.
Clothing, h1Ota md Shoes hhtR. caps, mud nlll'
incsy goods wcro reported quiet, With prices
showing n0 important variation. There was
only a fair movement In simple and fnney gro
cerles CofIces wcro offered 1T &c OIL from s1oli-
days prices. Sugars wero firm. tho supply con.
tinutIy light Theru wAs u stcnly Ilarknt fer
dairy products. though there wna but llttc nc.
tlvIty either In butter or ckcesc, Fish wcrc
straly. The drtcdtrult trs.tlo was q,,ct nj Rbout
previous quotations. In tho nll market there
were no changes. Ffg-lron Is receiving colistd"
erubto attention, and Is steadily held. Coal WINS
firm md unchanged.
L.,mbcr was ateady nnl fairly active at tho
yards. Thu cargo offerings were small. THO
WOO! ,nArkot was tlrnl, aud line ilccccs nrc held
higher In ,vtcw Ut the iasc ndvanco in thon ut
lioston. TRADE III wool Is fair. Nroom- corn svas
unchanged. Hides wcru tIrm under n far In
qulry. Tic seed tnnrlet was quiet anl tRnc,
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