, 1880-05-13
rti1cd hr1ncr. Tic green frt,ts wern Ktcndy, cx-
Ccpt atrawborrcs, which declined under froD re-

ccIpts.
Lako frct4hts wnre less active and stcndy, ut
10 corn and @Ao whcnt tU I'uilnla. Few snil
veAscla werH rrA1y To take IN cAi1yDrs. We INTO
mn Unusual don,au for vhss0ls u tnkD grain ~
Handusky. thence by rail To tinltllnurc, This Ia
now route, anh tnny employ many of tho
smaller cHss nf vessels during The aeasnn. Tho
rnto to sR,nlushy WINS l4te oIs wE,tnt FREQ nf cc-
vA'ur. II WING rcpUrtul III tho nfturnU0n that
AHn VIVA paid fhr n rcknt for whfMt tn lllt1ulO.
Rail frrigll!s were u,iotcd stcnsly. New York
ratos wcro :uc on grain md :t5g on provisions.
Liverpool ratrs, G3!tc TN provisions alld s:1io On
iln,,r. Hamburg rtea, 71u on provtsons, and
Glasgow Ea.io on liua,r.
Tho receipts Of wheat At Ch!cngo, milwaukee,,
st. Lnnls, Toledo, ind Detroit, reported ycster-
day, aggregated 1884, bu, md tho shipments
:Gt, 900 i,i.
Tho following was tho produce movement re.
ported frUm New York yostcrdny: ttcccipts-
Flour, L, N brts; woat, 476, 100 BIZ; corn. III, zoo
bt,; oats, o. 1904 bil; corn-,nenl, 100 pkRs; ryo.
a.h0 bu; barley, 500 bu; mat, 24to0 tu: pork,
165 urls; beef, 11e brls; cut meats, 1854 pkgst
lartl. 6,Gs9 tcs; whisky, Al bsls.
Exports-FDr t~cnty.fOur huurs-Flour. 20, coo
brla; whaat, 2U3.0ou bu; corn, 10000 bu; outs,
1,00p btu.
Tho following tahlo shows tho quantities OF
flour, whrnt, and corn imported Into tho United
Kingdom for tho pBrfols named:
,,,.. %"yAd;x ,,;Msat,ES ,Sisy Si;$
Sest Sss .asss ass sSs HUH sSs St%
Curn. urs.... GhiDGa li1l 2iGiIks.a,W 1asU0a A1u0
Tho following table shows tho exports from
Now York for tho week cnltu8 Wednesday,
cyonlng last, with comparisons:
''f;S ;lsSsg :s"4g 4s;a 4''sats:s2 E:Ss E%s s::4s
$sS' $&$ssi; sa::: ss:::. s t:S S';:; s3S
Tho tol!owing were Tho total receipts of ccr-
$okvA
to tho close Of lust week: ft,4D iris flour, 4,0a7,-
0o bn wheat, a,u5s c.a bu corn, 41s,ooo bu uata
AgG14 tu rye, n40s0 bu barley. G7,l8s, lug Ds hog
meats. a5,5s9,0a4 hs lnrd, 15,hl7,0Os fbs buttur,
0el hogs, +30'5 cnttlc, 101 600 stlecp, 4ost,
E0 ns hides, 3,300,alb lbs wool. 81, ,e2 tons eoa
16o, 100 fcct lumber
1t Is now rumorcd In certnin qttRrtcra TINT tho
whcat cltluo hnH resolved upon lts course
for tho next two and hnlf or throo tnontha,-
that is, right up to tho tmo Of tho next harvest.
The story goes that thoy calculate OF nbout
4,000, 600 bu more to be received before Aug. l,
md hnvo nudo arrangements for handling TINT
Qunntity In addition 10 what they t.lreMLy hAvp
on hand. II this should bn true. OF course 1t
may be understood ns Involving the running of
a "dcal" during each of tic next two mouths
and nlrendy people nro srcculating on tho pros
poets. Tho largo stocks In sight, coupled With
dull mnrkots hbrOad, and tho tl1te outlook for
the coming CROP mndo many people think TINT
prices must go much lowpr, and they sold frcuty,
tho result being that an enormous lnc Of shorts
WAS put out for May, Juue, and July. Tho
quantity sold short has bcon widely estimated
nil tho way from 10,000,00 to three times TINT
quantity; but no ono outside tho longs Inns my
woll-doilnod fdea Of tho extent of tho deal,
M It Is very widely scattered on tho ono side,
however It tn0y be on tho other. It is sursnIscd
by soma TINT tho tnnrkot will be allowed to ruin
nloug quietly till about tho a5th of this month;
TINT the screws will thon 10 put on, resulting in
material ndynncu In tho price for juno, under
which tho longs will sell freely to buy in aga!n
on the decline following tho close of tho Mny
deal. Tho snr1niacra think, Ur eatm to think,
that tho current strength reported from Liver.
pool is part Of tho program, hs indicated BY tho
fnot that nll tho nows from TINT quarter does
not point III orc Rua tho same d.
rcction. 1t may be well to remcm-
ber TINT 1t is not impossible that
thoso surtntses arc circulated by parties inter-
cstcd III getting up Bcnro. Tho fact that
sgucczcs nre talked Of 80 long In advance s not
always justified by tho ensuing conditions OF tho
market.
It wns remarked yesterday TINT Is There Ia not
n market On tho iloor but hns lts boss"
A lot Of lard was changed yestet.lny from Hay
into July Mt &c per lou lbs, or little ,norc than
aH0 por month. This was spoken Ut ycstordny
rs indicating TINT there ts a dearth OF spcculn.
tive demand for tho article, rs the difference
docs not pay carrying charges. Tho premium
for delivery 10 future months is Rlso smntl III tho
case OF meats and pork, though holders OF tho
prupcrtynro very firm In their demands for spot
stuff.
Tho inocuintion of cattle as preventive of
plo,Iro-pneumonln Is tho lntcst phase Of the ro-
form started by Jenncr III tho hitter pnrt Of the
lust century. It IA extensively prac.iced In
Austrasla, and hos recently boon introduced on
large scale into Edinburg. Scotland, with grati-
flying results. During tho pnst three yours Mr.
Rutherford bus inoculated nbout 5000 cattle In
TINT city md vicinity, reducing tho mortality
from Is to about 8 per cont. 1t has been esti-
mated by competent authority that tho loss In
England from thIB disoasc 'was not lcss than n
million hcad Of cattle in tho SIX ycars ending
with 1860, aud tho loss In Austrnlla, q few years
ago, was % 70 10 por cent OF tho whole.
PROVISIONS.
HOG PRODUCTS moro active md stronger.
Hogs wure quoted h1her, and Liverpool uteady,
except doulIne of il III In pUrk. The donnnd hero
chlony for pork i thu early part Of tho ny. and
thAt induced moro inquiry for other product Thor0
moro looking around By exporters. but their
orders mostly limited to pr1vIous prices, they
did ttln tho nd yhneed Views Of bO]dCF8 prnyAntnu