, 1880-05-19

Withdrawn from stor0 during A0tilay for city
consumption: 2l8 bu wheat, 500 hu corn, $3.50
Gu hurley.
Tho following grain waa inspected into store
In this city yesterday morning: Q cars No. 3
wintor whoat, chr No. . do, cars mixed, 03
cnra No. '2sprng 10 cars No. do, cars rctUctod,
cara no gradc Cs0 cura whcnt) 8f5 cars aud 5,0o3
hn No. corn, 2i0 cars md 1000 bu high mixed,
u cars now MIXED, q cntB and 1880 bu rejected
lt3l cor1,); 3 cars No. oats. 10 cars No, whto,
= cars and 5,bO bu Nc. mixed, 15 cars rotcot-
cd, chr no grade {1ea oatBl; car No. ryo;
. cars md 20 bu No. = do, car rejected; ears
No. bnrlcy, . oarH No. . do, . CARS extra. Totut
a. :s18 cars,, Nl 0o0 bu. Inspected out: 87,ael hu
wheat, rs3,sA bu corn, 4a,357 bu oats, 3,435 bu
buyoy.
rho loading produce markets woso irregular
yestordAy. 0rAiu averaged tlrmor, with d fair
volume of business. whtl0 provlstons wore rather
quiet and castor. Pork products were depressed
by tho publication Of tho fact that stocks are
large, and pnrtly In sympathy with lowGr prices
for hosa ut tho stouk-Yartls. Pork and lard wcru
partially sustained by tho relatively frm attI-
tutlo Of holders Of meats, Whcut was II. butter
demand, With no apparent special reAson thoFo-
for. Carn waa tirm for present, and this re-
6trulncd droop nntural to increasing willing
ness tn soil futurca bccause. Of continued tlne
wcnthor. Onts worn somewhut excited by fears
Ut light yiold, which Alarmcd somo Of tho shorts
Into following thcm up On suther shnrp atI-
vnnco; and ryo was stronger In sympathy, Tho
afternoon feeling was III easy onH au round,
whereby tho oarlior ndynnuu GU whcat was Iodt.
Nfcss pork csoaod s7tio lower. at $l0.1sh0
lul5 scllor juno and 4l0.aa5GD Dlpa7h for July,
Larst coscd loQbls!;c lower, ut @a77t soller Juno
and SH.bo9a.6s.s forJuly. Short ribs closed at
3d.so FOR July. spring whout oloscd oasior, at
el.lo for May and $l10A for juno. Corn closed
fir1ncr Ut 31!lo fur 5tay and 31tc bid for juno.
0ata closed ar&nnr, vt uXc for Juno, 20 for
July, aud about E<o for May. Nyo was higher
at G,o cash. barley declined tGo1o, oloslug at
30 for No. =, md esAo TOR oxtrao. Hogs wuro
dull anil lower ut &a.lG1tDS Tor light, aud ut
sais04.60 for hoavy. Cattle woro 100 lower,
with salcs at *s.boDa.s5.
Thcro was llttlu ohango In my Of tho features
oe tho dry goods mnrkot. A fair do1uand from
tho local a1d ncas-by trado WIS rdportud, but
nsilo FROM that thero was comparatively little
doing, Tho tono OF tho snnrket waa easy. A
9ol demand for stApla and faucy gEooosIcs OK
!steA ard previous prices woeo we'll supported
all around. Noots and shoes wcrp quiet, with
values unchanged. Nothing new was developed
Ia tho market for driod fruits, pricos remaining
| easy both for domestic and foreign variettcs.
Prunes wero lower, Fish woro In fair demand
with a decline In wh!toilsh Of lG12ao pur half
barrcl, tho only chnnxo notad., There WAS q
| weak md declining market for choose. Butter
sold falrly Ut about fpEmer prices. The changes
IN tho oil narkot wofe oonfycd to q dsollno In
turpentine Ut 10. - ~ -
Lumber WIS In moderate demand. The ship
mcnts scom to be increasing, which II taken us
u proof. Of bdttar trado III tho interior. Duy.
ers Are not reAdy u stock up. Tho cargo mar.
! kot wus BtaAdy aud fairly uOtive. The oHorlnXa
'yeso small. and arc llko,y to be TIL the Wind
changes, HarawaTp merchants reported former
| FatOs for everything In the list, aud q ateadiur
tono to tlnplates, while irom aud nails held their
own. Wool was quiet, and IN tho absonco Of