, 1876-09-08
Withdrawn from atoro on Wednesday for cit,
eansnmpttnn: i IA hu wheat, 40 b1 corn, 4H4

bu barley.
The following grain Was tnspected into store In
this city Thursday morning: car No. white
wintor wheat car Nc. 2 amber do. car No.
winter, l CIR No. 9 N. ". wheat, cars No. l
spring, 60 cars No. 2 do, q cars No.. do, 10
. carn rejected DO, 1 cor no grads t11o wheao; b8
cars high-mixcd corn, 17e cars and 90, 600 bu
No. DO. 50 cnsa and o, 800 In re]octed do.
CIR no grndo (a0B coEnl: cars white oats II cars
No. 3 do, AZ cars rejected do {04 oats); cars
No. ! RE, Is cars No. do, cars rejected do,
cars no grade t20 ryo); 10 cars No. barley, SO
Total {571 cars), e07, oo0 bu. Inspected cut:
"a, 3H bu wheat, 254, 98+ bu corn ., 285 bu onts,
O. a33 bu rye, ., 80 hu barley.
1t ts reported that tho grain warchousemcn OF
this city bayo lost money steadily this year thus
far at current rates Of storage, and would not be
ayesse to making the change 40 often spoken Of
turning Of the warehouhcs ever to tho railroad
companies. II such change conld hn made, the
railroads would have 1t IN the!. power to make the
reforms In the handling OF grim In Chicago which
lmperattvoiy demanded to suit the altered con-
dttions Of things There ls no good reason Willy
tho railroads should not store grain for short
time free OF extra chargn-aa they do other prop
crty consigned to them for transportation.
Tho second crop Of grasahoppersis is reported to DO
Matching out In Western Iown and Nebraska, aud
they will IN all probability ba powcrlcss to lay eggs
this antu,nn. This {act gives reason to hope that
the plague 10 disappearing. 1t may be wise pro-
vision Of nature TINT thqsc pests lay their eggs
little earlier each successive year than tho one pre-
cedIug and thus arc killed. oil. a. now apnearf to
DO the case with the recent visitation. They hare
dono Immense damage In 1870. but the sufferers
will mot complain II assured that tho eyu II past
for this generation.
The leading produce markets were moderately
active yesterday, and very Irregular. Provisions,
| oats, and barley were stronger, while wheat and
corn turned downward. though tho weather waa
dtsagrecabc, and receipts not Largo The forward
ing movement was rather light BY lake, btt tncro
was some talk Of engagements By rail- at 1ao per
100 bs to New York. which eaectually cuts Oh
hope Of M Important Eiso on water raes atptcsent
Tho dry goods trade WIS hctiye, with priecs aru,
| all around. Groccres wese moving with fair
degree Of freedom and were held at fully previous
| prices. No changes were apparent In tho dried
fruit and nsh markets. Butter wins active and drm
at the recent advance. Caecse was In fair request
At 7AQf0c for good to hcAt factory Tho oil market
was without Important new featuras. Carbon, tus-
pcntlnc, naphiAa, and Wcst Virginia oils wero
| held with Decided armncsa ut tho late advance:
Thore was no Change III the coal and wood markets.
Dhgging and leather were 1rm.
Lumber was ngain quiet but asealy all ronnd
The recent advances nt tho docks and tho Improved
Interior demand, cheoks tho inclination 70 abado
quotations at tho yards, and cagoos are IN light sup
ply and bring full recent prfccs though the nnrket
is slow owing partly to tho unpleasant weather,
In hardware ana metals ,aa'e wefo no eaanges ,..