, 1876-06-15

| Withdrawn from ntoro on Tucslay for city con-
sumption: l. III. bu wheat l. OIL bu corn, !, 410 bu
oats, ,5gu bu rye,
Thu following gra!n was Inspected Into store Ii
this city OIL "Wednesday morning: l car rejected
winter wheat, 10 cars No. N. ". wheat, Il cars
No. : N. ". da; z cars No. / spring, 81 cars
No. F. do ~ cnrs No. 10, 20 cars rejected do,
ours no grade t241 wlivat}; b. cars and ii, GOO
bu high mixed corn, 3U0 cars aud .. 600 bu No. z
do. " cars md 5000 bu rejected do, carr no
grade {535 corn,; II cars white oats, - cara
No. do, Is cars rejected do, car no grade do
t7d oats}; IL cars No. rye, l cur rejected do !;
: cars No. barley, cars Nc. > do, . cafs re-
jcttel do. Total tHSa cars), 37D. 900 bu. In
spCctcd out: 13U, 354 bu whcut, 23l, TIA bu corn,
05. 0"5 bn oats. Ind h,Oo7 bu rye.
The Inspection OF vheat q year ago WA 6H cars
They uro supposed now to hayo a graded market
IN Nc" York fur wboas. II this ho thu case, why
ahonld tho bEuins Of our Boarl Of Trade bo taxed
to r'ldlo out the valuo OF ChicaXo NJ. spring,
from thu quotation, Northwestern whrnt, steam.
Ct IN sail. 81. 17Gt1. .1n"f
a Nsw Yntk letter 10 prominent house here
received yesterday, says: ~ great deal said to-
day about wheat hcius dump and soft. Your No. .
standa best. No. Minnesota IL most affected.
Some u tue wheat being acserAcd and blowsd 10
make II SELL"
Other letters are to the "a mo effect, The MIN.
ncsoa wheat forwarded direct was not ~ dry as II
should Ie, willie that sent to Chicago was not
gTadtd up II damp. Tbs greater ptumpncss Of rcd
No. Minnesota berry mate It retain moisture
longer than tbs average wheat OF Illinois aud fowa
Some Of the letters state that Chicago wheat In
New fpfk To-day ts sprofetFed by Houe buyers 10
my otlrr
Tho leading produces markets wcro moderately
active yesterday, and steAdics ali around, The Dc.
partufcs from the pr!cos Of ths preceding day efup
relatively sn,all. The receipts Of grain were lass
In volume, but tho shipments wcre also light, and
The tone VI AdYiccs from other pollts not very
encouraging to holders. The war news has qu!ssed
down, anh tllc expectation Of higher prices due to
European troubles has dir ont; but 10 far none OF
that weakness has enaued which was prophrsIel By
10 many. TAe unaettltd weathur had perhaps
lits!s 10 do With sustaining prices.
Tl1a market fo1 donlrstic dry goods was devoid OF
new features. a steady. moderate business IL In
ptogrtss, with sseRdy feeling prevailing. Tho
gFoceEy tradu was reported furry acti7s IL we'll
sustained prices, most lines ruling hrm. Sugars
wero slightly higher. coflees vera weak. Rice,
blrups, molaises, teas, etc. wcre steady. An
active butter market was noted at The priccs cur
rc1t on thu two preceding stnys. Cheese was
quoted qulet and unchanged, su!lfng al bbD.;c, ~
ID quality. liz Tbs dried frnt maskrt no Chunvry
~cFo appasent. Fish met with an active demand
at about Tuesdays quotations. Prices of coal.
"A"d, tobacco. pRants, and colors were unchanged
olls were fAlsly icive and generally nrnl Lin4crd
was strong Ut &c adyHncc,-noW quoted os Csc for
/ raw and tic far boiled.
TAa lumber market was rather quiet yesterday,
tho rain having interrupted out door work In tho
morning. Tho offerings 1t the docks wesc susall,
hehee Inc bus'ne1s was dune principally at tue
ya'as Drugs anu cllcmicsls we1e In fuir demand.
aad steady, except opium and lis compounds, which
advanced lH consequence Ut reports 0t damage to
Tho crop IN hsa. Wool continues quiet, With it,
Tie prospect Of IN active market at preaent, This
lroom- eoFn market was dull aud weuk fos tbs low.