, 1881-01-08
enrly. but rcvlvcd In sympathy with Nov York,

enriy, but revived In gyuspnthy with Now York,
which wns understood 10 be experiencing bot
Ter export demand for wheat. Tho fnct that It
was "asoarucr dny" there was suggested ns tho
probnhc explanation Of tho case, tho outgoing
vcsses buying On their own nccount when
enough ircI1nt Is nat offered n make up
~ carHu. Tho decrease IN tho vtable sup
ply Ut whcMt WINS MISC Rlvun rs
n reason for higher prices. white moro strength
III hogs nt tho stnck-Ynrt'a was considered
cntiso enough for au ndvnnco In provisions.
Meas pork closed 12}fD15o higher, Mt fl2.Reh
soior Fonruary and *ia.e71t Din.oo for Mnroh.
1.nrzl closed ego higher at 1866 sclcr February
md ss,1a0s71,s for March. Short rba closed
ut x8,16 seller February. Spring whent closed
No higher, at u.s. acllcr Fchrunry and Vuss
Gltnho for Mnroh. Rcd winter whont closed
notntnnly at g1c. Corn closed steady at Na4c
for February and 4a!to for May. Oats closed
htcAdy ut Ds}tc for biny ind about oaic for ln1l'
unry. flya nlusetl 1c higher, nj 81o for Janunry
md snllsD!ta for March. barley cIosed casy Mt
sl.11!,Go1.l3 for tho month. Hogs wero actlvo
md 10c hfghor at Si.fCGi5.l0. Cattle wore 101l5c
lower, with salcs Mt $".e615.'d.
In tho dry-Kools mnrkot thcrc wns nothing
ncw to report. Extreme Qu!otudo RtIIl prevails
In nonrly nil departments. nud values maintain
tho stondIncss Tint hRs characterized them for
1aon,c weeks previous. Doots and shoes wore In
nctivo. and n very light movement IN hnts md
caps, clothinR, md millinery Eools WIS also
noted. Tho grocery market had no specially
new features. Trudo WIS nil TINT could 10 ex-
pcctci ut this timo Of year, and jobbcss cx-
pressed satisfaction With tho general situation.
Coiyccs, stn,lrs, tens. and most other lines wcrc
steatly. Dried fruits, fish, md Gained goods
were quoted Ms before. Thcru wa9 n quiet mar.
kot fur dairy products, and previous prices wero
no more thnn sustained. Oils woro In fair ro-
q,,eat and ruled ston.ly. pIV-lrou was moving
with sunn freedom ut firm rntos. There wns
fairly active and Hrm coal marltet
In green fruits business continues dull, the Ut
rlvnis OF fresh boIng comparatively fow. Prices
continue without matorial chun9e. The huy
mnrket is wcnk. thc result of decline at tue
Enst of S3.00GeiGO per ton. No, prairie Is now
quoted nt $S00Gl0U1 Thcro Is no movement In
hides, md priccs renaln unchanged. The luH,-
ber market Il qutct wltha littlo trnding in shin
giles oil truck ut s..40Glo.oQ. Tho yard quotations
remain unchanged. The mnrkot for p0tatocs Is
lnl., with simply local supply trado nt former
prices. Thuro nru no new features ir tho poul-
try md rarne market. Really fresh stock Is
scnrco. Tho market for wool Is quiet ut the old
quotations.
ttaIlrund frclghts wcro moderately act'vo at
tho November advance. Tho sutcs to New York
Are 4Gc por 100 lbs on provsIonsHnd Nc on grain.
Through frcjghts nro nominal At s0!Sc on pro-
Visions 10 Liverpool md SIC do to Antwerp.
Tho aggregate receipts Of whpAt reported
yesterday ut Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit st.
Louis, aud Toledo wurc $1,000 b,l. Tho corre-
spending shipments wcrc Of eco nu.
Tho following was tie movement of produce
reported from Now York yesterday: Receipts
Flour 60 600 brls; whout, CO. sh0bu; corn, e. 50O bl;
oats, 0.S5Q bu; costi-n,eal. :75 pkgs; rye. ,400
b,f; hurley, 4,to1 -bu; mnlt, 800 bu; pork, 40
brls; beef, 1oss brs; cut meats, 4,1l4 pkgs: lard,
5.7s6 tcs; whisky, J05 Drs. ..
| Exports for tvcnty-tour hours-Four, 87,000
brls; wheat, 13a,O00 bu; corn, s,ooo bt,.
Tho New York Prnd,tce Erchunve Uteh'U Esvos
tho following as tho visible supply Of Rrain on
| tho duties named;