, 1875-07-29

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Er,nry. r"'ryy.. ls,,:, ~: ~; ..:.:.
$:::; 5:::;; $;;:i III: i: ' ::
Withdrawn sram s,ore on Tuesday for city con.
sumption: AVA bu wheat, 1,4i4 bu corn, quo bu
oats. ~ In ryc.
The following grain was Inspected Into store on
"Wednesday morning: cars No. spring. lsH
and IL bill No. 2o - No. ,tp, 10 cats reject
ell du. cass np ttrar do {2ds whcas); lu9 rara and
I't' bt hGss-tnfxesl corn. 3>9 anil &a]U hu No.
ado, LIS cara rejected dn, II carr 10 grade do lsT6
rorn': 3tars white oats Sn. ! do. cars rcjcrl-
ed do; cara No. r,e, o!, " a:c Is new, mud
now rejected rye. Total H'as c:lts> ttyUdO bu. In
sIcctetl out: Hiol1 lii whcaf, 7s.N6 In rom, 7.??l
bu oats.
Tho rrtcfrts Of tie aresa f@.lne1 fnr tho week end
Ing duly u, wtre sppr xItnately fnllUwa: HuEar
2, '' !'s hirups, ,fu ii,.; tea, H 707 Hrs cof-
frc, IH'34 IT,; cots'n 1aNs lis: tobacco. $780,. fs
Thoa" WHO used tt ylrun;1o tho mualu Of untta-
chalk doubtless remcnher sus ILLS publications ron-
talnetl necAslonnl tutrs tln aus'lor phys nl
eating that lr ordinary n,nslss not expected ia
perform th That style. Tho " Intelligent conpusitnr y
may yet render # necessary Il, t1stroiutn nomo Huc
nosstan in ordinary print. III yrstrrlay's TnnuNE
thr l. c. tn1Io lis state that far thnrt Of OUu
In will be received In Chicago sn Milwaukee ou tho
wheat Of the current year and aiova Tho amount
which secuci probable rss tln tlrct months ngo."
II fur bushels tho rcaler Will understand dollars ho
will gain IDEA uf that statement ~ ts author
made 1t.
Tho great problem In wheat circles now Is the
westllcr. There 10 I1oubt THAT We hare . yield
large enough fur practical purposes rrnyol It ra,l 10
gathered good orltr but that contingency to by 10
L..
nvcr tho Northwest. In naI,y scctto.a III Ohio iha
wheat las s.rn standing IL tho fields, cut beYcra,
sse sSs n5 *, !" @ ? :. Sh
cred without heavy oat. Elu clnalt Ia reported bs
tosled 1nl tu tu~a the tar'ncrs complaining Of
lliEhs. sample Of matted wheat was exhibited On
Change yesterday, which aiutlt vllainonsy, alfl
lro.ntstd very ba]r, Tbs weeds were an lnnx a. ,e
grain r.ks. rl this wnls tangled 10 ,unch ,hat
te could not be separate from tho atler without
destroying all tat IL valuable for human tuatena,r.
II much more rain ahanld Il Il u the Northwest With
III the neat t%n or thrcs yenka gtc1 deal nf gram
NUT bd os minnesota Ii The only Stats from which
complaints have been rtctscd tins fur. Tho wheat
tonbtcdIy ht gathered.
The leading produce markets. were rather un.ostietl
yesterday. but .ita mt exhibit such great variations iii
rr1scs a. wa~ tho rulo two or three dayu ago. The
feeling was nervous ola in Rrsiu, and rather
50 IN provisions, tho tone Of foreign ,psrkets not ie
ing wcf understood. Tho outward movement was
only moderate. tg Hight except for corn. anil former
fase were osrs1 y maintained OH fsctghts. The
cepta coutinnp largo on ~lost and earn.
Tie slcmaq! for dry goosla restricted 10 much
nmounts aE Weto deemed neccraary to meet current
tsado requirements, an1 tho volume Of haEce waa
light. Hrarcrrs continue IN gnoA tlrnan and, with
thu single e1celtinn Ut stsqax, which working
lo oaatar fully former pF cts we're being realized all
der unintcrr1teIiy Rocl ,eI,an,l, renain4 i'm. in
price, Cheese wna dealt III rather aElrg1y, and wna
sssy 1s.ths dried fruit and canrei sao,la rarkca
M now features wern noticeable. Fish retnata ~
previously 'lnnted. Tliere 4u"t frcliuH III the
roal. Wool anil rather markets.. with iricrs ranging
N before, Tue trI1c III ola light neither tho local
nor country demands et,lg ~ largo ~ might 10 ex-
Iecsrtl at tIts stage uf Tic Hcnsun.
Lumber ws more actiso yestert1ay at tho prices r,ll-
Ing fur the past few days. Tho offerings Ut the docks
were fatr, cunRsttnR lartsey u inch lumber which
does 'int sell quito ~ re,.ltiy 3l1ch, isuao tho
usual, and Prices generally atlhcrc! to- Tho
demand Tor drugs md ect,ica!s in light ~ # usually
gate Ia " expectations and tho uc.uat1ua in prizes
arc small md confined to few articles which arc nj
wu}n affected by s'Eh. chauEeH In New York or abroad
Quietness continues to bs s le.ug lentursl uf thn
hardware, iron nall aud metal markGts nn .lnar-
suro from such aato Of nars Ia mt expected until
after harvest. Present Indications poiut prosper
QUA saason fur the farmers, whsh Of courao also
good traa!o tnr tie merchants: Aenc0 heru ia nut
present. Thu wool market In lnl and rafy. rrlcea
senan II herctoforc. but very hs wool IL going into
consuupton. uroon-corn. hides, hops, and soeds
ktree Aa rcatfrss now supplied by tbs neghl,or-
Ing f1rincta. Green fruits wess generally steady uI-
der fair inquiry.
THE WHEAT CROP.
The Now York Timer saya: Is Tho wheat crop OF
The United States for 1s1I 800 MO ia bt, arsinnt
:7So0,oM bu tu ls75. Last years. wheat crop wiz io
largest this en,lnlry produced Tly ratl u tho
spring to tho winter wheat Il about ~ per cent srriIg
and 70 Ier c,nt winter Tho Agricultural psp,1tnsrs
aIous 3tdS tu ihn nlost ruswarihy - e.ta.ss tn,s,
hr'ss Of that # 1871, about l2u00o 011 bu The
wheat STEP nt France IN lsa A. Ir report Of tho Mn
pounds asoifn. each, tis isrscst crop Frro 80 essr
FrM!nrod. e1t.al 10 455 1OU UU u. This annual Gun.
s,ntn of whcat fl Fsailce for Mi pirpo*tf is aLnul
WC0 CE0 A'etotern, or 5U,9a1 III. FrllIce had
prubahy surplus from I1aht year whrat crop. over
and uboYo her annaal consumption. of about $780,
The amount OF wheat tu transit On Tho likes, The
New York canals, an 1y rail. Is about vcoo bn.
Thn vt"ihlo supply Of "heat Including siock On
ports, In ahont UNI bu Tho cIearlnccA from At
i'ntte keahaEd tsrta for Eurpe about 1hoo. .o0 L
b+iiU'i17 bu Of wheat and 10 I,3i7 brls Of Hour.
rhr amount % wheat in transit for TIC United Ring
bu as sas corresponding iato in ls74 Tlo a1nnnt II
wheat m Rrsia.ry n tho ten rsincip"l rort. III sbo
Enitsd Kinsaon Ky On tau r.! .st. wss s,37'ooo bu,
The aarplu4 II tic ftlirrist wheat for exrp1 has
s rsHv' from as.~Go t. 7ooo oo hn per annnm,
seass has been Letweun sDopo ool and 81 100000 bu
cHoP PROSPECTS,.
n he Etifpr ~ Ths k@tt,.au Tf1buns:
snce writing my last, tlle reports from farmers
nurr than runlllm my eoncnsinIa The rh!py w,athrr
sill rnnlin.'s4 utter Two partially clear days Friday
now, Monday.
Farmers Wy of oats: Straw In rot,hg and oats arc
AIrnuttnA. Ono said to to-'Iay: havo is
acre" Of nats. can ncye. Aarrc. my, c1re. email
lcce Of ort acres. which was HoSel oi. xol Tho
Esst ix srro,liug. Ny i!.x lies fat, aud weeds up
all through ii. thought Rcta 20 buslrl
yer acre. Nav / gUts i!odli,Hs t[o
ID tier,nan, owns section Vs4Y arses| firm,
snd IL olse of our Most sNccessFu farmers This IL
corrobofatet! by sotne OF our so'.u,est farmers
ThH rame cnuses prpt!nte tbs same eh ecs under tho
sama 'ircusastauccB, heuco Judge the sa.nn cordi-
ii"n- obtain throughout tho grain regions and sna,.
Brxn IL netrIy ruined on all tattIAh lail!,
Corn IL really In great danger on dry lands, Willis On
all Hat lands 1t ~ Ncarly ruined. Thero never was 70
much tlftr.nc" IN different localities aH now. On