, 1876-11-10

Z, t57 IN oats, !, G0l bu rye, 6H:s bll barley.
Tho following grain was inspected into store In
this city on Thnrsday n0ruIug: IL cars No. 9
rcd winter wheat, ) cars No. n, ". wheat, &C
cars No. do, car No. spring. 55 cara No. Z
do, % cars No. . do, 2S cars rejected do, 2 cars
no grade (1B1 whoaD: IL cars high-sni1cd oorn,
10 cars No. do, IL cara REJECTED 10 (4O corn); e
ours No. 2 oats. L. cars tojuctod do, cars No, l
ryo, 10 cnrn No. = dol o cars No. 2 barley, 81
cars No. . do, o cars rojooted do t4D ba.lcyl.
Total, 200 cars, OF Ill, 600 hu. Inspected out:
10. a20 bu wheat n, 13t bu corn, II, E3U bu oats
1,078 bu rye, 18, 760 lu barley.
What Ia tho matter with our wheat Inaskctf Wo
have received 4, 200, 600 bu lcAs since Juuc 30 than
during tho sums ttmo 1876, and yet our stocks
1re now !, 800, 600 bu 1arcor than ycar ngo
Already the North Side elevators asr 50 full that
they usc reported to be sending WHEAT over 10 Tho
CITY 10 pd storage room, md this Just before tho
beginning OF winter At tho rGccnt ratc OF accu-
mutation we stnll hnyc zenFcely any room to spare
by tho Lat Of December, III whicl. case It
Is dh!cu!t 10 tell what will bo dono With tho re-
cclpts Of tho winter TINT do not 60 forward by rail-
Tho fact IL, that, hncc the depression Of July,
the market for No. Las bcsn uniformly loo high
to permit shippers to operate except at toss anh
there har bccn scarcely straight *hipPlng order
filed with tho speculative grade In tho pust three
months. Tho lower gradca have bccn moved out
freely, aud. Il IL behaved, without toas; but tho
No. hns been hold ouL Ut thu reach Of shRparn
by speculative trading. We 10 not say that no No.
9 has gonu forward during the patt thrue munths.
ne's.ui ".'e .ntpe" o"' oM.y W !as1cs
interested :" .''s spes"'attso asa, ihsy u'a m,
.1so u W. W = 'a.e usna"aeu Wy inc Nl1n1hlsheu
'o'u'e =. ,e~e'ps INV sns tesa't .0' wv p'csenl
chaucrh.
II niny be nsclcsS 10 epcnI time In thinking Of
the probable solution Of this commercial riddle,
but II docs not appear probable that the present
a.'uat'"H e"n eo't'''ae A'a., .unsc'' "n'tn ona
VI tas use,eno'eAuu ua"u WIN e'S WY Mest "
ha'.ss .''A. ea'' ouy w ne!'Im'neu W We osehti
uAs WY WV n"s' s,o way ~ s''e petssn. .eu'
a1oa 10 Auts up' - ns oaso A. '1u' '"o anu Two
MAKE ms tonr.
"o Aua'S VI wAca' ~. a,.oa. w to1 INC o','sea MHs.
apna tepote" 10 nv ooo quarters, or npo"t
aa,uou, w w. 'n's ~ IN "hasuany 'afeo guam
."yt anu tno 'a.I p'uuoy neconhta III past 'or the
"sAknss, ~ tAe n'''sa 'nhs&eA' Moe! o' sa's
mueat - oe'ss.o " 70 ~ aoate ifom ca441ofna.
ans en.paon.s '.o'n snat aato VIII W heaVy, ana
WEI" eop''acheeu l'ss year sooner 1han ofo'aafy'
THE MARKETS.
Inc nau'hR psoo"co a'asaets were Qalet !ester'
oay' oht N.egulaf' INC provision department was
qalat anu ssfaays Wheat waa lower. and barley
ana cora Stranger, ehscAy ~ Consequence al light
receipts. lilo lnotnlng'a inspection being very
smali. Ii'cfd was not much demand ffon, my
source, tho attention Of n'anJ opcrtors being
largely occupied By tho discussieu Of election ru
nloEs md election chances. Tho outward move.
Iucnt OF produce was Hight.
Tbs demand for dry goo4s. though somewhat I'M
proved a compared with the earlier days ut ths
week, WAS far from bcIny active. Pew buyers were
TO bo seen. most Of tho hlsucss being accom-.
plsshed through mall orders. Prices wsro quoted
s,eady, In tho grocery uasket lts only change Of
nots was an sdvance In sugars al an Nc cotYees
were steady, as wcru also teas, s!rups rice. etc.
No changes wa,e apputent IN tho nah uR.Act
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Dheu 1rnlts wore IN la!f uainaaa ~ urn hRatcs.