, 1880-08-06

nj 6tlse T,er 100 1s for Hour 10 1trcruool. ;skc
f"r 'l' Ia nlltxpw. os.ic fur lnrd nud ncats To
f.!vrfrot3. sIic for 10 to Antwerp.
TI1c receipts ui whtnt reported yesterday at
ChcnEo. Nl!waukec. st. Louis, Toledo, nnl De-
trolt ngRrfRat.d aG7.ooo hu, and tho ahlomcuts
Ga,,fM1 bu.
The following WINS tho movement Of produce
rcpottud fran New FORK yesterday. Receipts
Ffn1r, %&3;s iris: wheat, 157,sD bu: corn. lAeo COZ
lht: oats ef,H1 hi: meal 80 nkEs ryo. ai1
bu: tnRt. s.Ios lM: pork 9u7 Iris; beet. 3.ql..:
h's: cut tHeass, 3,J'i pkgs: idtd, 1.GH tcs;
whisky. a4s t,rla.
Exln,rts-ror q honrs-Ftour, 6,oo) brls;
wheas. 21pt 900 tns; cnrn 2o,oD tn; onta, 90 b,l.
Tho following table shows tue quantities. Of
wteat anu corn OF rhssase for tho unttoj King
dom fur pors Of call and for direct ports tho
5e,y,,, Ju!ys. A.aa
t2 t1snt e. vaaa. at'.: ,SSS 5 '$s 1$ ifS
The petition tn mike summrr-packc1 pork
regular wns the subject IT nttnek. thosa OPP
posed 10 It wntktug 10 persuade some s.gnsrs
to withdraw their nut1les. so that tho rcqnklt
twenty-five signatures would u0t be thorc. 4
cflantcr Preamble and resolution waB humor.
ous}y sIgnc5. The latter protcsts aga;nst tho
change on tho xrot1nd ttnt experience hns
proven u to bc itnprncttcnble. anj tin. It woutd
work 10 the tlearimcnt Ut tho while provIa!on
sHANAEnk A'iS t19 lAklIE$3 VI thG ltOMT1ls
Our reporter Interviewed antnc Of tho few par.
ties In tho trndc, who arc believed 10 haze no
direct tntef"st In the current pork.teal. The
up'nlon Yhthcrod nny DO thus briefly stato.lt
Summer picked pnrk. II Thoroughly cured and
pr''perly kcpt ls nj this tImo Of the ycnr quito
as desirable as old pork for consumption. rs
the latter Is apt TO get slightly colorel townrls
AUTUMN. But tho onfr tnrcty in han.'I!pa pork
parked In hot wenthcr would bv tho guarantee
Of tho maker. Unless the nt,ovc noted cnndi.
t!ona arc Faithfully attended TO the pork packed
n.hot wenthcr II npt to sour md spoil: and It
wnu1H he unanfo to accept It unless every bur-
rel wera inspected. which would bo practically
Impossible. Tht pork Is locked up In Packages
WHICH 1t Is dtllietfIt to open. while bulk men,s
tavc tho advantage that uvery p!ece can be lu-
srcctcd WHEN required, Hcnco summer. cured
m 1cats arc not opeH to tho game objections az
summer pncked pork.
OF couree the Views Of tho trAdn are Of great
weight. To I'M outsider II might nppear tlcs!r-
ntle that trgusar pork lo still furthcrrestrIctcd.
Ernry yenr gseNt deal tnure pork Is put up
Into barrels than IN wanted by consumers In that
shnpc. 1t is packed simply because the appeu-
lntnrs buy and sclt It, and nftcr II has bcen
rolled rs'tind from one hand to nnother scvcrnl
mouths. tho ,uent is taken out md nude into
bacon, thin packed Into boxcs, and aold ~
stripes. 1t now looks ns II abuut 10000 Iris Of
our prcscnt stock Of pork will have to ho
tlspnscd Of IN that wuy,-K Mt all. Tho porx Is
bought and sold In the burrel long after
folks hnye ceuaed 10 wnnt. TO cht 1t
frnm Tho brine. II thor must speculate,
why mt do 80 In meats md inrd, which people
wRnt 10 cnt? It would seem to the "outalder"
uiat the best interests Of tho trade would be
loB,crcd by dlscourug,ng the production Of bar-
relied pork. Instead OF providing for largo In.
crease in tho quantity that evory year becomes
sooner or Inter drug III tho market.