, 1880-10-22

VIVA In Fno1 rcn,tcst, upland hclng f1rner. Hcnls
wcro ensicr undnr latEor offerings, with less de-
natld, and shippora OF ila1sood Insisted On a 70"
d,,otlon 70 utrsat tho riso IN lakc fectghts.
rotntocA weru plenty md In tnolorntu demand
Mt lnwcr pricos Poultry dncllnctt under tR
offerings. and Wild ducks wofc lower. 0rrot
fruits sold to tho city trndo chtclly in rctail
why, thoro hotl,E little call for large lots.
1,nko freghta wneu quiet and firmly hold ut
s!tc for corn. and 60 for whrnt 10 nutHalo.
shippcra bid 7!&e for corn. noo.n wns reported
for $1,000 bu wheat, e ,0oo bu corn, and .70o0 hu
tinxscrd.
Hail frctRhts were quoted stcally at 80 for
provisions and ia,o OH grain to Now York. Q,o-
tatiDns On through foreign irefAht8 wcrc HtHnAy
ut b5Ao per 100 ns fur llour to Liverpool, bs4c
for t0 TO Glasgow, Gl!tu for lard and meRts to
Liverpool, 7Ic for do 10 Hamburg.
Tho aggregate receipts Of whent reported yes
tcrslny at Chicago, Milwaukee,, st. Lau,s, Detroit,
and Toledo wore $4,000 bi. Tho corresponding
shpmcnta wcro 2Il,00U hi.
Tho following wna tho movement Of produce
reported from New York yosterlay: Nocoipta--
Flour, 10, 10 brs; whent, 4Go,0o bt: cor1l, ,EA
Ill; onts, 3stz'o b.,: corf-menl. LOTT rkRs; rye.
T., 20 bu; bartcy. o g0O bu; malt, 1.H00 hu: pork,
a10 brls: beef, s,as hrls; cut-mcats, 2.ioo pkgs;
lard, 6,072 tcs; whisky, 3li brls. .....
Exports for twenty four hours-F1nur, 10000
btls: wheat. 1900 bu; corn, 300 bu; cats,
1000 bu; rye, la,0o0 bu.
Tho following table shows the quantities Of
wtcnt and corn on pnssnKo for tho United King-
dom. for ports Of call and for direct ports, on
tho duties t,amcd:
ss;s Ess, II: m .as. =; s$sS # OF $$
A vessel owner estimates that tho season Of
navigation hns been shortened fully two wceks
by tho recent Rutc. This estimate includes loss
OF vessels, we'll rs delay to those not seriously
injured; tho carrying cnpacity for tho re-
mainticr of tho scnson hnvlng been materially
rG.ll,ce.i by tho storm.
, As rrcrboh,n somattmcs tells IA, "tl,cro Is
pa,tse'' In tue whcat situation. Tho tnrgo 1nn-
| titles OF winter wheat hcallctl toward Europe
urr rcvI.ryed ly l3rltish buyers lls reason for
| holding o{r. They think that tho f,ccnt furry
hits I,n tho effect cf driving out lrKcr q,lnnt
ties from this aldo. and arc now moro spnrtnR Ii,
| their orders evcn for winter wheat. Thoy Rro
stlll less anxious TO hug our spring wheat. M tho
latter IL relatively doar. Parties lit tho trade say
tat orders for i!pur nrc also less rtltnurus than
! they wero fortnight ago. and nness removed
| moro actively ugfure long goi,lo nf tho mills
will bo working to accumulate stocks II at nit.
still It should be Remembered TINT tho
| british detnn1,d IL far FROM being tho
only one now oxlatlng md to 10 cx-
pcctcu. Tho Continent Of Europe is liberal
purchaser, and hus not yet luAlod up with my
| surplus atocks. The fact OF n lull iu tho do.
,unnd dues not prove that II ~ anything moro
thin Temporary. lanot unlikely. too, TINT tho
foreign lcmnnd received check from PROMISES
nude this stlo that largc incscRso In tho moyn-
lncnt here wouhl 10 witnessed. TheFo Ia not 80
| much OF that increase yet al wns lo0kua for. In
fact, tho receipts of whcnt In this city continue
| stnnll, Notwithstanding the statement by ship
pnrs that our prlcea arc Gl10c per bu nbovo MI
export bass. 1'hn weakest feature III tho sltun.
tion Is the stltleniuG In lNke frciEhta4 which nhy
icuu to au advance In rnl rates, especially rs
sn.nn Ycnr M, ,cprlinr clt,snr tban usuul to tho
senson Of navlRRtlon'
Que Ut the Textures OF tho pork deal recently
Inns bcou weakness In tho November delivery,
lin r. lin rcnr ,hnt nj, iho mark nav hero viii
,.,,.I,, aH ~, ~. ,.,, ,ha ,v,nt ,ttnr rnyt
~ un'o@ueo vi t"e t'"ue 1"u "ech n''e' WV -
The parties vino nro supposed tn control It aAy
that there Ia TO durgor IF tlllt aa It will pAy
hc,tcr IN keen IL for tho jobbuv trado tbnn to
.an =. N,"o.,,,.. ,,r,nns f,r r",. VVn uotn tho,