, 1880-12-30

H"huhJ uI4h Ft"' tttbe-sttb lbt FC+Tlih@tt
clnscA t2,sc higher, ut $4'y1s.stf seller Jnnuasy
al s's1; eba.fs' fbr Februnry. short Ribs elt,actt
nt f6GfGaf.E2n scl1cr February. nptinE wtipnt
closed c 1lspr, nt lG1fc seller january md pf4r
for February. He'd winter wheat ctbeeh hotn-
ihntIy Mt MaAc. torn closed 1467Ac higher, at
;Gfu hid for January nnd 4fs.GslIAa fur M.y.
Onts ciose,I VIC higher, nt for Inr,i'ary
md INl.si!sc for May. itya wna b3o caah curiy
and elslo Into fur February. Harley oIo4ct1 nt
sl.N seller January. Hogs wers stronger nt
sh40fbA.15 for light md at S4htt3i.p0 fur heavy.
Cattle were active and ntnor, With salcs al sc.s5
lG2a
Tho domand for dry goods wns limited. VERY
few bHycra wcr0 present. nn1 the ort!cfat'y innif
ALSO wore lltn!tcd. pfleos wero stcndy and TN
change1+ In tho gr1ccry market nu chanKes
worn u0yofuptd. There wAa 4 ttRht tnpvGmcnt
Prices Ut daEry products were unchanged. Tho
dcinatd wAs limited. Dried fruits and tlsh were
quoted ua before, Oiis were steady. There was
eotN demand for coal and pig lrun At full
pricca.
Lntubcr was Antet and stcatly. Tho shipments
were larger. but nru supposed 10 represent
chiefly lumber that wns ordered some titne phst
and delayed by tho scarcity Of carG Tho h9r'l-
warc mntket wns stendy. iron and natla being
stronK at the late adennce. Seeds wero little
rnore ncttyc, tho Improvement being ch!cily In
Timothy. Hay waA unchanged, hs1cs wcak, and
bttnn.corn and wool wera qniat. Poultry ar
rived IN frozen condition. which prevented
scllcra from rcniszsng what they probably would
have donc II It had bccn In primo order. Fino
Stock Ta6 hftner. Green fruits were tlulut, 1t
being too cold 10 rnore tiotn With safety.
HallrG1d frU!ghts wcr9 moderately Rcslro Mt
Tho November ntlvnncs. Tho rates n Saw York
nrc 4oc per W, It's D provisions ami SIC uh gra!ft.
Through frcights Dro nominal at sDnc on pru-
visions to Liverpool anil h'o du to Antwerp.
Tlla aggregate receipts uf wheat reported yes
tchtsay at chiaago Milwaukee. Detroit IT. Lois.
md Toledo wcro i7a0D9 bu. Tho corresponding
shipments wero t2,EU lIu.
THE following ,Tas the movement OF produce
rs1mrted frr,m New ruk yesterday: ltccclpta-.
Flour, 81, ,Ef1 brs; whoat ", ltN bu: corn, b20s6
bu: oAts, 1jc0U but: cor,l.1ncn, 10 pkgs; rtc,
''si1o In; i'nrscy, $500 hu; nn!t. 4.tGo bu; pnrk
vii hrls; f'cer, gbUl brs; cut tneuts, 5,si. pkgA;
lnrsl. d,6f4 tts; whisky. Az br!s.
Exports for scventy-two bOtrs-Flour, a!U0
brts: wheat. lhl.0lO bu; corn, a,0tO bu.
Tho following table shows tho quantities nt
flour, wheat. and corn imported into tue United
Kingdom Tor tho periods nutnod:
U.fk vnltna lt'rtk ending Htttk tn'!tna
nur brf, = sS III %i i'iSj s !: f 3
Goss GWssst; s..lti%S s%S $ .S :sS
PROVISIONS.
HOG TN0DEEFS-H1re lHulcsnteiy active ard IT.
rFsInFy strpnzeT. Tic oary feeling was tnHle. ns.d
pr1ctB Rnve Wny ARht1y. In Nyntlathy With ptnins
There wpre nIs 'nodertc otreriss of rntk and lard
for tannnry, Whlc wIdcncd tho premium futures,
but tho lots On Ha!c proved 4, bs lers tnu
expected. Tho ttGnl hog Hhrkti tirmGE. And 1ty
erpuB sHpoEkcd IN advance uf ID lard, while sa
lals ulvnlcs III wheat und nsu fnsurate 10
hlacr Prices for product. The reported receipts
wctr lne, u,od drnl Of country stun ctjullsu lsrre
on salt sc,d fur Jnnuary dsllyuty. Tho shipments
were largo In vhlains.
MEss puEs1;A.ynneed Z; AT 9.e.?Ac cos br from Tho
9'ss ..tsF; .;F Il H. Tn.sny ana s'o,s Em ~ .nt