, 1881-02-19

ndy{rcs wrro tho reverse uf RtronE. In pork
products there was Considerable netivity. amt
arrnt excitement, IN continuation Ut tho ruth
tho rrcslons afternoon. Lard wRs wanted To
MI shorts. AM, this stimulated II demand for
Dork nnh mcnts. Alrss pork closed 1s!iu higher.
Mt sl1.i1!:G5l6.N fur slurch mil Si5ndhlbt7!s
tor April. Lnrtl closed Id hHhcr ut Sl0.1GA
f0@s@!i for Mnrclt A,,sl $in.sh dtIuT for April.
Short rll,s closed 1ur higher, Mt $H0i sla.N5 fur
April, Wiirnt closed 40 lower, nt nho,it ps.lG5
Dsx for Starch and ooo bid for April. Corn
closed steady, Mt 57aio for March mid +2ito bid
for No. cash. regular. and 'HA1:slHo for Mny.
lsyo closed strung Mt sso cash fer MI. frosh,
eSGlHaic for March, md Zoo bid for April. 1tyo
ciosed tlut at $l.ti l03 for No. casli. Sic for
No. y fresh, md 11db1Do for M. 1, with March
nominal at nbo,,t $1.G1. Hogs wcro nrm ut
$aaoQeaoo for light, nul Mt s5u0dlo.5o for huavy.
Cattio were ilrlu. with eatcs 1T E.5DGt5e0.
,JoblIcrs nf staple and fancy dry goods haa
nothing new to report. Trndu wRs hut little. It
nny, tntpn'scd, md I'rIcca ranged nbo,lt ns h.
fore. ruling Rtendy nnd tlrm both for cotton md
WOODEN textiles. 1l1ots and Shoes clothing, mid
tnllllhcry Eoofs werG tcnlt III very sparlngsy.
Tho grocery trade was dull. tho continued tAd
weather mid tho interruption to freight trnfio
nncctlnR 1t unfnvorably. Excoptlug colTcca and
al1Eara, both OF which worp cnay. tho feeling
wns steady. lilo coTecs declined &c, md Fratu.
1atotl and a sn0ars 70. THO quotntlon Of New
Orleans nonssts WINS advanced to 45dlG0c, and
Of blarGstrap to 2sGI.oc. Corn sirup was ncg-
lrctcd Mt ;NNb3ac. There WIS MI unchanged
fnnrkct for tlr!etf fruits and cnnncd guotls Fish
Hlso wcrc quoted ns before. Thu nlnrket for
dnry products rrmntncd firm uMlor light s,ip-
plies md a continued free demand. Oils wcre
quoted as before, with tho exception OF re-
tIuctton Of 10 III ITO test cnrbon. pIg-iron Ia
meeting with good demand, aud IL as strong
us Inst quoted. Coal WITS nrin.
Hro0m-corn rculItns atcudy, with n fair winter
trntio. Eggs wore wcak MID lower at 2sdbc.7c per
dnz. Grcaso ia Btoady at our quotations for tho
past week. In green fruits oranges aro q lltto
lower, owing to tho Increased supply. 1fny gnvo
way slightly, owing 10 tho accumulation of
stock nnd tho absence of shipping orders. In
hides mud wool thoro nre no chunEes to noto
Tho lumber trado continues brsk nt our list of
ynrst quotations. Primo potatoes remain firm,
but tho stock Of This clnss is rapidly diminishing
III poultry thero Is no chnngc 10 notc, tho sup.
ply botnp limited hud former prices we'll ulatn-
tAined. Dressed hogs wcro steady Mt s0.75 por
lou lbs for light. and $0SllG 90 for honvy Seeds
we're t!vM Mt about Sc .Ii for primo timothy, 81 90
for clover, md $1.1J Tor link. Cooporuge was In
fnlr demand Mt Unchanged prices.
1lnllron1 fro1ghts were moderately nctivo at
tho November advance. Tho rutcs to Now York
aro 4Go per 100 fbs OH provisions nn3So 9rn!11.
Through frcIghts arc quoted ut 1Dsio un provls-
Ions to Liverpool mud 7U1lu ,1o 10 Antwerp. Flour
fre!ghts were a,1oscl ut G01so to Liverpool aud
GGo 10 GlAsYow.
The aggregate receipts OK whcnt reported for
yesterday Mt Ch!cago, Milwaukee, st. Io,,is To-
c1o. and Detroit wcru Al. QUO bu. Tho correspond
lug shipments werc II, ,O0O bu.
Tho produce movement reported from New
York yesterday included tho following. 'e-
cclpts-Flour, ::,iE brls; whcat, 4l,p0O bn;
corn, 5s.o0o hu; outs, oS,0oo hi; corn-mcat,
1s6 pkes: rye, 1,U7s IN; barley, 1850 bu; malt,
7,en0 bu; pork. GJ7 bris: beef, $50 brla; cut
meats, 4,4'o pkgs; lard. 7,5tl tcs; whisky, sIs
brls.
Exports for twcnty-fonr houss-Flour, mono:
whcnt 100000 bu; corr, H. Goo Iu; rye. 600 b,l.
The following table exhibits tho storks of
mess pork md lnrd on hand Mt tho principal
Western cities. na compared with tho returns of
| ono ycnr nkU.