, 1881-09-30

.5V. lSS{-lNE ELfE I'AtSL
Laos fur t,utol'nr nn'l st41 .GDl.Ert Fnr Novn.
lrr Turn rlt,sptl :t:l ~ higher. 1T iEhsHsO fur
st,ucr IND tho s,lt,,n for Novcn,bns. uats
tl,lsrsl ts':a hgbur, NJ ljHxdh4j'iu for Ortnlrr.
uut! Ii i.dE45ain Cnr Eovclubrr ltyu closed lisl-
cIl'inuc't. at xt.tUtGt,i fnr urtobcr, md $l.lHi
iur Nuvolnl,cr. lsnroy cluscd ~ higher for
rnsh, nj $1l171l31i. with October NJ $i.l3,lf.fl.
nut Suvr.abcr ut Sill. Hogs clsc1 wenk ut
iuc ,lucll,tc. III slodtS> fpr light uni ut sh:hfo
I'M fnr lahyy. thttIp wrrS dull aud eowcr. with
salcs ut ssaNl1.A;6.
III tho try-Bnnls market tho 70 were no I'm
partnnt chnn4cs. Prices wero M trti Ms be-
t>rc, M.lll tho volume Ut business mt preccptl-
III. css tlan on tho preceding 'tnys ot tho week.
Cluthing ind millinery goods wcru active, mud II
free movement IN boots al'l shoca n,ld hats md
| etps WIS 9so reiM'rtn .1nhDers Of RruccrIcs
were vary husy. Or,lcrs ro pouring III from all
quarters. md tho vnlune Of business has rarely
! been an urgG 1T th1s tuln of ycAr. rrlccs weFo
gonrratty firm. 1tco advanced 40. sugara woro
s1ntc rAsfer. Drfet1 fruits ulct with M actavc
tunlnlld. md were s,r1nH all annB tho lnc. Tho
| prce ciAngcs wcro at tslvnnco IN cltroN nt II,
ntll III Valencia raisns Ut .ic There IL sa!t to
] ho n "rornur' IN vannela ras!ns, arta high
| prices arc tatkcd nf In consequences. Fish were
,lcttvn and aslvhilctl,R. Wh,tut'sh uud Holland
hurting wcrc Mnrkcd up yesterday. Thtrp WIS
good tlnnand for '!Hry l,rpttnots ut full prices.
|
| 70, nnd turpentFt!e wis offered al IL dGollno.
Cont mid plg.iron remain tirni.
Hay WAS tlsm Mt tho high 'lXIlros renchotl With
| III tho phst few dnys. llcoc!pts conttutio very
| ,iRht. uceen fruits wcso active, Mnd Btontly.
| grapes selling u trit1o lower on accoEnt OF tho
| 0rcrrlpcncss Of Il lhrKe portion Ut tho roretnis.
Hides, grouse. a1d tMlUW tnuvc slowly, tho f,uom
In tho lattrr articles bclnE upparuntty exhausted
! Potatoes nro moro plenty, Tho curly rnriotics
seIltitg ut solD0c per bit by tho car-lot. Wool s
fairly active at tue reGont slight Atvanuo. Sectls
wcre ir,n for clover Mt <5SoGlG00 for strictly
prime seed. Flax.sccd was stcady at Sl.4g.
| Timothy wns cnslcr ut e.. 1IGt22.Sl
Very little wns .lonp during 'Chnn9o hour ltt
tho freight lint, In fnct but one lDcat charter
| for I'iitrnu WIS reported Gil which rejected corn
'snH tnkcI at 1U per hi. sFlnx-scctl to the same
port WIS taken ut &c, Or about milf the rate Ia
II fortnight ago.' This condltlan of things snsist
| continue until tho mnrket ytlt,es 0f RrMin III
Ch!caEo nn1 New York assume their nuturai anu
legitimate proportions.
llntt frc!Khts cnnnut lo quoted. They nro
nntnlnnl at nhout loo per 100 Tbs or grain from
Chicago 10 New York, and do to Liverpool ut ~
fl.sc.
rho rccclpts OF wheat reported yesterday at
ChIcnpo, Milwaukee, st. Louis. Toledo autl De-
trnit aggregated .uS 000 bu. n1tt the shipments
.0.o00 bII. Tho shipments from New York. llnt-
titnnrG, mud Philadelphia. wrre 22il55 ,OuD hi.
The follnwtng arc repartei on uceun passaRo:
wbca, Hour as.;b ~ If 81 SIT 5; Il II SEPT 3 IL
corr, qss.............. xUSn) @U1n EJmU
At onc time ypstcrtlay October corn In Duttl-
MUIR, WIS quoted ut S5a+c. tho apot price hurc
bciug fa4c. Octobcr oats III New York wore
quoted ut 4asGtti!sc md the simultaneous tlitO-
tuition hero wns lG!ac. These figures, especially
tho lust, give ilttIo announcement to ship
purs cycn nt y per bu to buffalo. Will rcyar1
to whcut tho cusu Is not quito SO bud. iiuw
clnsc Is thu shave u'ay bo Inferrcd fron tho facs
TINT a London order to bug II cargo came hcro
l.st Wednesday, n1.,t rho limit named would
hnvo allowed IL prntt Of ,sc per buRhei os' the
operation II tho order ind bucn received a few
minutes earlier. or conrso tho very low freight
| rates help In this nnttar. Through rAtcs to
London TINT .uy couEd have bocn had mt @5e
It Is gcncrnliy untcrstopl tiat shippers Of
urnin cnn nhtain ii rebate Of IL per bnahcl from
tho warehouses;. At tio freight, and only 40
per bushcl sturAgo charge, tho stun Gun 10
moved uut very cheAp!y. Thure must bo "sotHe-
thing rotten in tho Stuto or Denmark" when
such tert,,s fail 10 attract shippers.
Tho question of Increased storaxe facilities for
| grain wns under consideration BY tho q Dfrectors
Of tho Hoard Of Trade Wednesday. but thcy
| cnmg to no c0nolusun except thnt OF ndJ0urn-
inent. 1t would seem that something must bo
done. and that soou. a luujorty OF tho bonrll
| land q largo onc) would WglpoMo any tcNahlN
plan for gottinR rid OF tho deadlock tlat Is now
threatened; and MI Adjournment at the hourd
sln0 die on tho ground tHat lis members Qfe un'
Ablo to transact any buSlnesa Is among tho ba ire
possibilities, In casa relief bo ATordel 1t nuw
looks probllle TINT an effort will be Hndo to ae-
ccpt as roRlilnr tho receipts that may bo Issued
by railroad companies US we'll us by warehouses
mon, provided TINT tho former pledge them
, selves to deliver tho property hero whcn wanted
A special meeting OF the board OF Trade will
bo held at B:45 p. IN. to-day to net upon certain
, proposed ohnnges In tho rules Of that bady. The
amendments rcfarred to Involve chnnRcs in the
mode Of mns1Ing delivery on contracts
, The chicken Yield this season Is very heavy. nj
: | ls demonstrated by tho hundreds Of cratcE
! which tlnd thelr way from lOns and short dis.
tnnces to market In eo,stt wuter street. Ar
, | rlvnls have becn so heavy tho past woek, ant
prices hnvo declined to such an extent, tha
| chicken ment Is ut prcsont about tho cheapes
Investment ns MI article Of food. The price
now ruling is 8GbSho live woight for pullets, a1i
7Qb71sn for tho tunturcr hons.