, 1875-08-28

III
1,033 bu rye. a73 bu barley.
Tho following grain VIM inspected into store on
friday morning: enra No. rrriog. 6o cars No, 2
do, lis cars No. do, II Rejected do, CATS no
grade do 2Ga whea u rars high cd corn 297 cars
and a. 2ao In No. d" 20 cars rrjrcled do
grads do 40! CATS CORN; Is whito oats, 30
No. do. Il rejected do, 1 car no Grade do 10
oat9; II cars new No. rye cars and l,soo hu Ee-
jecte.t do IL car No. harley, No. fo, cara
rejected 10. Total tsp CAts), JN0p bu. Inspected
ot 1i7,57 bu uhcat as3a1l bu rorn, lo2t3 bu oats,
800 bu re. 2,62t bu barley.
An effort Ia being 1nA.lo BY prominent members Of
tho Board 99 Traao to procure change III the rules
for inspecting tn this marknt. II thal tho
lnHFecars understand tho present rtrs require that
ncw No. rorn n,ns 10 equal In all rtapccts to old No.
2,e1ccps in regard 10 age, wo the old understand
Ing was that corn good enough for No. o. Ia ali ro-
opects except drtreM, ahuull DO graded now No.
between certain dates. The change IN the iuterpreta-
tton OF the ruis II claimed to hase kept great deal Of
corn from coming 10 Chicago Last WINTER and Il IL
hoped that TINT dicHltT wilt te removed before next
wiuter. 1t IL proposed that the new corn shall he
called "ncw mt1ed." tho designation covering tile
quality that used to 10 put Into tho grade OF now
No. 2. This corn would not la expected to keep
through hc hot weather. and would therefore be moved
out on the opening Of navigation but would
speculative grade during tho wInter months, CO.
poclay if the old corn should short, prouaes
aduccd tganst the change is that 1t would interfere
With pcnh!ng cnntracts on seller tho year. II Il not
likely that II wpMl mako " at atom of difference a.
thn new corn Is 10 backward That 1t can scarcely bo
marketable ~ " ahsled before New Years day
The cadin9 produce msFkcsA wero ngain on The de-
elmo yesterday. Elmo waather weakened grain. Auti
jargp socks brought down provisions, but there WAS
A.oso activity III futures, and doing for SHIP
uent especially III corn. The failure Of tho Hank Of
California, With the supension Of othoa reported ycs-
terdhJ morning, tended to 1etness, by making opc-
EatprS uncertain which way to trade OF cursc tt wAs
known that tho failures thero would exercise
no direct influence iron tho 1narkcts Of Chicago mad
1t wah difficult to Judge what tho indirect u!neuco
would be- Some reasoned Tint the hadlun ocl-Ip Of
money would forco many ty-holers 10 realize,
aud thus bclr tho markets there, from which would
result decltne in Great Britain lat would force
further drop herr. BIT tho othcr sdo II was nr-
Gued tEst the outward movement Of produce from
San francisco wnnld bo upe1ed by tho difficulty Of
drawing sganAt 1t. and that many PEOPLE would hold
on to their wheat all tho lightly, believing II to
b tho very best k!nd OF currency while tho values Of
other things uncertain an they must he for
time 10 The ractho slnrc. Tho effect Of
the resulting tntcrelon hero vas most marked In
wheat, ss TINT cereal Ia moat competed with by Cali
fOruta.
In tho dry-gooda market only fair aggregate OF
sales was accomplished, Tho weather. tending 10
anu WIPER jADF1cA.
There fuir attendance Of buyers from the more
renote points, but tho nearby trado was not very we'll
represented. fT1ces remain steady aud firm. Gro.
certeI NcFo moving as freely could 10 expected
1t this stage Of the ncason an With the sln9 keep
ton Of sugars, tho prices current earlier in the week
were uniformly we'll sustained, Eoneea ntl slow
great strength and in tho low grades of lilo Nc al-
vance was reported, Sirrs nro very firm, md asc
meeting with attention than for sun.s tnlc rrc-
yioHs, There was firm tone 10 tito butter markat,
especially for coice graca, tho apply Of Which ia In
adequate. Cheese was quoted quiet, and by sono
cnsIcr. Tho tBh market has guic.cd down Of iate,
but prices arn quito firm % before, Ia Tho
dried fruit market only moderate aggregate of sales
wss accomplished. lrces Of apples nud hlackborries
wcrn again quoted higher, but thoro Was smal!
amount q! trading. Canned goods remain Inactive
and nnminalfy unehnngcd. There was fair business
doing Iu des at abUut steady rates. Tho quotations
Of hay were unchanged naRgtn9 leather, coal wnol
AID bFoom'tor7a wero quoted quiet and unchanged,
Prices Of salt were hrny held at per brl Tor ssg
tnaw, noninga. and Canada fine, and et $l.70 for a.
diuasy coarse. In The oil market ihero wns light
movement. Ilnstct and lard oils were lower. Other
descriptions vera without petccpt!h1c change, Wool
Eetnals dull, rs rrey!ousty quoted Vegetables arc
still abundant and srrtcea rulo low. Tuatoes wcrp
freely nfereI At Ss49c or bu, With a4ea chiaty st
inside to medium figures.
PROVISIONS
HOG PnODUCTS-Wers mnsn active, md unsettled
Hogs were In rather light supply, and sha.e hrncr
but holers Of product generally snxtoua aeets
and cou1 ony hiprosa oI II by submitting 10 cxtcn-
thDtIll Nav and ri