, 1880-07-10


city consumption. l,T4a bu wheat, Oil bu
coru I'D bu pllts, a,asM bn bNrley,
Tho following srztu WIS inspected into Btnre
In this city yestcrtlny morning.: 10 ears rcd a,id
No. winter whcnt, cara No. I; do. cur re.
Jccted, = ours mixed. % cars No. spring. "A cars
No. ! 10, Bcars reJcutcd Ia whcatl; 30I cars
and g,8lD hi. No. !. corn, qS ears and 1900 ,,u
htuh lnixetl.S curs new mixed, 70 cars reelected,
car 1lo grlItlD tseD cornj: - cnrs NO.. !. white
outs, cars and LOO b,, No. Mixed . ours re-
Jccied Az uAts}; cars No. :: rye. rar rejootcd;
3 ears No. 3 barley,2 cdrs pxtrsl do. Total t0S6
cnrs), n7,000 ll. Inspected ont: TIC, 1903 bu wheat.
Al ass bu corn, d. bu oats, SD hu rye, lila
bu barley.
On tho inspection list one carload Of onts on
tho 1tock Island ltoad WIS marked new. ltturns
out. however, that II cnine from Fremont. H.,
and that no oats Ind been cut In that vicinity
I'm to couple Of days RRo.
Tho leading produce 1narkota werc very ner-
vous md Irregular ycstortlny. Tho wheat mar-
ket was tho point ot greatest interest, and tho
feeling there VIVA very rNrIablG. The foreign
markets lin wheat) wore stronger. especially so
reported by Inter cAb!ts, md there wua much
tllscn,,rng!ng news about tho dasuugo to wheat
III the Northwest. Itwus remarked. however, thut
this news did nat come dfr1Ct from tho "scAt
at war;" but was sent by a Milwaukee tlrm to
Bevernl parties horc. TWAS reported tNdcpcnd-
cntly that thoro wcro ngn4n heavy rains III Mnnc-
sofa Thursday night, followed by u hot sun yos-
terday and TINT tho crops bid fair to be In lnrRe
part ruined. rs cool woathor mtono can anve
tho,n. Tho result was n further advance hero,
though somo large salea Of long whent wore
mnde ut Rli+ +bE5to Tor August, ah1 tho market
fell back later. Curtl wnS strong in sympathy
| with wheat. but fcst back shnrply undur orders
to sell largo quantities Mt nnythInR over 3so for
| August or September, Outs wcre stronger cnrly,
and wcnk Inter. Tho feeling In ryo was tirmer,
f,yfh
were very irreuular, but averaged lower, ind
were dull dlIring largo part Ut tho session, with
much loss confidence iii pork than heretofore.
Mess pork closed kc iower, Mt SIN slj.8s1i for
August and $l3.'6@i3.17h for September. Lnrd
closed ateady, at Sg.&.A7sd.a5 seller August and
S867n for September. Short ribs cosrl ut
$g.AeeH GtN.o5 for August. Spring whcat closed
August. Corn closed trl9cr. Mt sGu for July and
TS6b3so for August Oats closed NO lower. ut
se..hdb:2Io for August, and 25Ao for july. Nye
wMa higher at 5Se for August, md E3S GtG4e for
July. unrlcy sold ut 600 sctcr September. Hogs
were caslor at 81 10 for light and at $4.i'1
40 for hoavy. Cattle weso actiyo md steady,
with aRlcs ut s:,2a5'eDio0
There were no new points Of fntorest to tnetl-
tion III connection with tho dry goods market
Tim quiet stnto OF trn.fe Is ual,n1 tn tho scAaol
| md therefore occasions Ill stlleAsinGsB. while
tho shr!nknKc In values. which brKnu some
woeks ago, hns been W KruduAi that tho lnsscs
have hce'l very evenly distributed aud Int littts
excitement hus resulted Tho presclft ilcma,lt
comes mostly III tho shnre nf small orders by
1nnil and does not extend beyond sI,ch amounts
aB aro required for tho pursuance Of current
trade. Qrocor!es continue active and pricc1
rulu Ht1Ady and rnt. SuYnra will Of COURSE 70,
Enain unsettled md prices continue IN rutu hiYl
Just 10 kong aB tho t1ntrol NJ tho market Ii II
tho hanls uf " ring" of Enstertl retlncrs. Tht
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