, 1875-10-08

1
cara rejected de; car No. barley, 10 cars No.
do, IA CARS No. o, II cars reIcctcd do. Total ga
cars). 2:o,M0 bu. Inspected out: 1a90l8 bill wheat
1.3J bu cotn. 1889 bu oats, 33s1 bu rye, 22,aa b,
barley.
The rates Of marine in1urauco will advance on tl,t
1 thth inst. rs follows:
| Old rae. !Ssts mt
| ~ nnN1!O... s.s....s... $l,H $l.N
To ......... ... a.4S ii: Ill
| Ten per cent discount 10 No. vessels.
The Eric Canal hah yesterday naoat OH ts waters
l5940o bu wheat. S53, ,o0, h corn mud 2 900 bn eats
member Of tic Daarl Of Trade Just returned fsnn
iflp through katiEas; reports thai tho crop Il
tmrly Immense. mud tlat tI1o people shcrc havo NJ
stnek 10 feed 1t 10. Tho rame s truc Of Northern
Missouri. and all tho graahoprcr visited sections
@hcre Tie aioeE VIE faryed ont OF driven Oft tn av0
tie risk Of starvation, snro Of tho Kanens farmers
won 10 willing 10 give Toe 1er Ii for stock hogs Ia
fallen, hit cannot obtain thtn and will hare mari
most Of their corn because thoT havc too uso fnr
1t. Tho crop elsewhere is large, aud most operators
here believe It, oil reports ia the contrary notwhaianl-
Ing. Tho crop will undoubtedly DO latc Int plentiful
when 1t doea como, and MI h mare 70 as there IA
every reason to think that the number Of hoga now In
tho country 10 much amallcr tnn t,sa! Ut this SEASON.
a LITTER was received In this city yesteraay from
washington, which Was understood to state Tint the
wheat crop of thls year Will be average oue. What
Il did say was that l21 bu rer acre ia nn average
yield. a sat soo.u0, coo bu average crop; atpo
That tic Increased acreage Of ~ rcr cent this ytar
Will partially ofIact The falling of in tho yield pcr
acrc. It was asserted to be oicial document but
the information II carried seemed to have Dceu nl,-
tain: In much tho clr:ultous way aH that de-
BcFibcd by tho young who aYerrctl that Mother
sai'l, ns MN said, SIn!i Rai1, how a man told
her, that stio enw u man WIN boy run down the
AFFECT With chcekcrel srt on; and our gltl, won't
Ae for ena has WHIPPED 'em thousand tlnsa for IT. ,
3Anftl tlPtHT .1y1n
yessetdny. sc,ne Icing Unusually quiet. There was
mot much rarat:on In prices, hut tho general tendency
was TO lower range, except III tose cases whsre small
stocts create temporary stgIngeney. Tho shipping
movement Ill Krau a!aw On Wednesday, and rat,-
sr SLOW yesterday: but not imredcd no much by
frer fceliny In lake freigla rs might have been ot.
pcciel.
Juhbess Of dry goods had no complatnta 10 matc
Tho nnfavorab1u weather of tho preceding days Of the
wctk caused somewhat diminished movement. but
large aggregate OF saIcs ins been accon5sAc, pcyor
ttccss and tho total for tho week w fu! little short
Of tho previous week. Values rcrnaiu compa,aty,ly
steady. TIE demand for groceries was satisfactorily
actiyc. and cyerv nr.tclc in tbo fiat wos u,,,,,
A,,n,r ,r,,.r, l.. .,,, ..... M -.,, 80 W." Ioo'ea
ha,ae.s - ss'lt soHo e1c''emeht IN eohee'' and
hoaers expect further advance before tho week Ia
laht. Sugars. rice, srlces sirnrs nolasscs mud roars
commaht1rd full former rates. Tho demand fos fur.
e'sh attcd fruits continues to improve ~hile tho
increment III don'eaies ren1ans atnggiAh. Currunis,
NactcFs and hlackberE1ea nre vary hrm. Fiah wero
acsfe ~ about former quotations. No changes wcro
apparent IN tho butter aud cheese markets. tagging,
!eafhcr, oils, raiuts, snd color1 quoted ul,-
eAansed'
l4nnt'cr was oetlTe and steady. Common lumber
~aa tong freely se tho yars ut Tho recent advance,
9ha theFo u no material aonto1nnnt In the domand.
ac1as ana hardware continue active and steady.
country merchants were in tho market lurehaninR,
and numerous ordtEt wcre teteivsd hy mall.
4ho General market IL steady. and tin
p'ateA anu other imported goodH arc
afong' In sympathy with tho Eastern narkots. Nails
were unchanged. Wo'l was gulot and steady. 1Iops
INQUIRY. ,1,,oom rnr, r., ,,sa. -. y, ta,rss .s.
,nncr,,.v ,o,,s, ~ ~. ',s.,,. M ~ 'a"es eno
be,vv ,...,r.s ~ s w.. va. '"u'eo ps
few ual.a M timuhv .,cra rr,i. ,,n. H., 80,
m,,kst IN, dnj1 .ns ns..a. s.a.a ~. svutn'
1,,uI+-r -. L., - , 80 .o '@'F'.
eor. VEN c,sv t,n ,Ic,,,n ,a,n, ,aaa, ~"
packaoeH. Gre.u frut. ,x.,a gana,,,l, s,,,o- n.a.
i,ry. n.,y,.. ~ ,... t,'i. sS0sA"' s~"''4' anue'
'@sbo ohet'nss u poor 1falI
n,',s- .' .. --. ...
those mnrteasos Tho fMnt,n.f ons} 70 rsy an
IL estimated That tha ChcAV, Grain oanshrys tnvn
heaten 1ndnnapola and Northern indiana out Of ST.
o'',oo' hi"se 'hs 'as OF 'annhty laAt."
OF COURSE If Tho Chicago grain gamblers had been
bcaten out Of" the aooro named money by tbs
country gamblers aforeaaid thero would have been
no complaint. The people who se what they do not
OWL or buy what they expect 10 pay for cannot
always mako money. At lcaat, al OF them cannot al.
wsys DO II. Somebody must lose aud tho Idea that
man has necessarily becn cheated because ho loses II,
speculative trading Ii sheer uop.,us. Mathis, 1. q
truc lint ChIr,.n ,nrn u,,,s III ,h. ,,ou. ,,".
unfortnnst, c,,rx h~aom us .auat, os. ~ 'no
uA4"''"haso ro"ntty buyers aafnR tho tceeut wlcft
excitement. Thu Chicago eon,sn!shlon leu received
rlueh es hu for msklux tho traucy Oil account ~
9th. parties us Of whom do uot rc,o IN ~. 40
n,nv ~ H.. .t,.. .n..."".1s-" ~ ,, "' ~ 'as c''s'
VI 'us tuo'' sene.a sea'ao III ~" YORK. sono ln
E4aatl2, and not few In tia country. but tbs men
III tits country who mako moury by speculation in
proluro yery seldom, eo,nu,tn md ~ a. ,ot ,,.n -.
IL tl.rnu,h ~ go. ~N"A wv Wv wv ae4s u
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