New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

on uner the less satisfactory acs rom E
e aud an absence Of considerable supply 0f tonnage
sn heavness increased and will some advance
eiei Chilly reduced limits to many ordes contributing
to i,e hesSnss m i anu is sT,aT stimulating the inquiry
and from the Continent by cable giving hold
regard TO their crI conflicting but very evident ty
shants al express the opinion that Russia viii haye &
very moderate surplus ana eA I ,S % ~ nrst"r 70 con-
rse believe the crop in IIGngaIy and part 81 un A%s
G damage to ne Wheat and BYE O tine GI 1sGc Is are e
the crop q Sns MnSa' & OT not to promise S well I'll
inquired T 5v the dro"ih district dia the crop
been Very serious and standing Grain From
s a Of ~ me % 1outnent From the
Ar oa, an e ,e rsS M se prYonsy s,ait about ha
surplus Of last year Tie average quality of the wheat II IS
pTs win nc, exceed those Of increase in
, +, Of in % forming an estimate her exporting power
From at Britain The "a accounts &I @ Are Nest SSs 80 %e GSVe
reports INJURY iron protIaced rams AMI IRON Nr'h
rns have greatly delayed the the Southwest and
Toe m%c rain Is ccmpanedo but e clop looks very PR ms
ing indeed AMI farm - speak AK n1lN , r, are ya,iae The
movement Of Wheat at The N9d1n VA 81 @ gI, m hm oS @ M
estimate and W. d our principal rSe'rS % sn are H. IN
now ar. That We shall hold less Wheat the
1s Of september thni We haa e"nn @ @ % & Farmers
N Winter Wheat states seem reluctant to part WITH tn @
the Yield very variable some farms at one sNtitm
s,,,,o @ s and in ihS center they viii have vccgts
Of 1 T' v %1s The ss5 %ao V@y e G and ID S oactc @
rams that The plant has had much to onSnh wl1n cf
TIE plant Of Europe has had the same 'cls
sraiy inter Killed The offerings Of Winter have been hg
And 1,ne hd OF IppT bat s been well ssind
fair milling demand Ie new samples i "i M r M 4 %
y,l is ne and they have no surplus Gi mowg9'i % & SS
sfas 922a Gsh ne, & ns i. Tcl arg YT s 6s &
market WIN
hight 6n and favorable news from knIoe b1, I9 uc
Wincr nrer The maIhei cios,s ws%ksL r,l1ritI l %
Irce coss lower win I9s inquiry % Tor , me t@te LAW, i
And nncsca; u islSsII9 for So Clicago srug and
.hoGe do a. ~ 20 iii ~ - "a 3D. -. ~ cr M%anLc
ii 20 a$i y Tor No saebcygan 81 u qi 81 ~ ~ @ tot
western much Of t %s'%, d ss s ar@ sSd 600 s H
sTaded MnHssoa to Ten days, at q ~; l69oo
bush no M.,ss"s | s at as SS MwanRce Tas and
sLeOgean at 81 2t4s ~ elosng at 81 70 ana p9c STCU
Malt hm but quiet oats are lower and clos clos
% Ssr. .,. Sss s1e ihs o n xe% os Mixed a,
and 65c White at Gsd1Oc; Wcsiein Mixed at o'c
sGGGi'4c Wite do at 69a 7lc Rye is Quit hut hrn
surpy OF good sail" is mcdt1atc Tie saies are ,o~W
u Damp and p"G%nd snS e cr % Mssr
White al s0c yellow at sis including 10000 bush
fsA>ciscG July I've increased in
Sq w Ss s,d @SS al Il 81 and Old at 55 Tne crop appears
ODE promising condition. inr pricSs & hp%sSer % H r
ssecting reghts demand Ic Choice Brewing is
s e Tor from Chicago, Louisville 81 Louis &C., during III,
fA there is now some little desire man tested 10
delivery Ifl,
sN aler It Cho The incI' ia
fe business United states has Of late
Sans.i greatly enlarged Barley and the malt
s.rs have accustomed 10 grain and learned how
~ handle H. they place high est mac upon H.
bunny past IN addition to what went by ia To tl
earo Cincinnati Il ncighboI1ng c We sent a
~hsr of carpoes 10 around the Horn Ths busi
mess viii probably be continued during the coming tal be
si.s which we have expect an increased demand
irom Miss,sspp Valley. rTic haNer'd g all tiOugh
r wear for Brewing dsscr ons cnlianc ng the
yain. q: and the cFup has pail the farmers well
lNruE1s CAIIIOiNlAIhe cardices from san nan
co sncc our follows and the closing OF the cereal
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