, 1876-07-14
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Withdrawn from store on wednesday, for city
consumption: y, o:'s ba wheat oo4 bn oats.
Tic following grain WIS inspected into store In
this city on Thursday morning: . cars No. I
N. ". wheat, III cars No. 9 N. ". do, ~ cars Nm.
spring, "A cars No. 3 do. 20 cars rejected
do, 2 cars no grade do (113 wheat}; ~
cars hlyh.mixod Corn LII cars du and
0,00O hu No. 2 do, 10 cars now mixed Do DU
cars md 2, 700 bu rejected do, 20 cara no gralc
t.S7 c0rn): 10 cars white 0nts, 20 cars and 1, 600
bu No, ado, 10 cars md !, 600 bu rejected do. .
cars grado Ito {43 oats}; cars rejected barley.
Total ti47 cars), 1D7, 900 hu. Inspected ont:
co. tA1 bu wheat, LEE, :1 bu corn, II, a13 bu oats,
III hu rye, 400 bu barley.
Dofnbnscf reports TINT thcrc was afoht on the
Goth aiG, in weat md Ionr, l. 4aG, Goo 4es, equal
to II. B50, 600 lu; aud last Wednesday, there wcro
vi EAlboCa hlt AuC NOht VI NIEht QEAtAluS hSkEE-
eating about l, 600, 900 bu.
This Is rally an cra of low frcsghts. Cnrn to
Buffalo at 1Hc per hi Is low enough In MI con.
science. md ought to tempt buyers to tako hold
and mavc 1t out freely, The low rutch OF freight
tnnsc, however, almost entirely to the benefit OF
the consumer and little to that Of the producers
rcsult which ts by nnny freely attributed TO the
operation of tho rules Of the board OF Trade uulnst
cosnctG.
How much corn have VIC In store in this cityl A
couple Ut weeks ago we called attention to the fnct
that the stntemeut Of tho Grain Ne8stfar and that
made by tho Board of Trade did not agree In ref
cscncc to the corn movement Of the previous week,
tho discrepancy being something like halfa million
buahels. Wo DO not hssumo 10 know which set Of
6gurcs was III error, and do not know now; but
aotnc light may possibly the thrown on tho question
within few days. The Rcgistras's statement gives
022. Lis hu ~ tho aggregate OF No. = com in
ators here last Saturday, willie look around
among tho holders Of corn rAscs donbt that there
IL than zoo, 600 bu OF No. MI told, ln this
city In view Of this It wonid be wcil 10 call the
wnEchounemtn 10 n,nkc statement 10 the board uf
Trade, showing how mitch cnrn of the speculative
gratc they actually have OF hand. II anybody has
made mistake It ought to be corrected; and II the
fs,rcs arc right It will be we'll 10 know It.
A tno aatnplo OF corn from L0y0n County, Ill.,,
wan exhibited on 'ChAnga yesterday. showing that
thefo Is good curn In this state: but tic nova
from many other points indicates short crop, and
falses shc doabt that Illinois WIZ haEe but littlo
corn To export next year. member Of tic Board
Of rradc' 3ast returned from tour IN Central I'LL
nols reports TINT near Watseka there are Hundreds
Of acres which show no align that corn was over
planted there, and In many Other p!acca tho corn
IL not u foot high and ia overtoppcd by tho weela
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- - eues ,ton .na..oon' u0.ea 'u'y ~ eta!e" thal
~ ""u ."'Hsa tAs'. 4".us ."on. A y. taS te,
Ssa,s e''t,y ays' ahu tna' 'us winter @hsat 1a AZ
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sp.oN''s % "a"'5 W NV ~ snusa, .sa,,,
Al, te.cs'A .o.,. 40" Au.k 1eetesaay sta.es thal
ns I.eep.s vi tu1 10y nese Neso 4oo, wv ~
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sueea1 "n.at' anu tuat - !secAp.e 'neso continue
.,'a ~ "t'A. ~. " r@",'' a"ueintoou
slae .,e "nIA' ~ Na" aosk nas oush spIehu out
,e'y a.'t' ~ h.o.e ~ 1a1 "ope VI ''pioy"s "s
eona''oh. Wosa Aesu"Mts lot tne scarcity el atot
ass t'ou. ""oau aou,h INN .ecost'a .. tha9
p''ts H'uss SUN % ,a'. on u""et .AeAe ui'eo"'ase-
nsh,s. % seiy 's.e 'ua sone oa. 's.n. .naeaso aAr'
sns 49,. mont',' WI. tns'e ~ w " tof
"a1a ~ 4'.M .h.H ". wy us"st ron' h'a'Aet
pelhs 'Housf asa'as. 'he e1'ppeE' even a. the
neasy Feauel'oa III pt'ses aote'
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Iho lcha'ng proaace 1haske" "ese moderately
active 1eatcsuaS, mt gohcfa'lJ Wfak, both grain
nHu I1o'isohs ts"u'ns oo"""n1oH' thohGn lh'
eeipts were rather small except IN hogs. and tho
| sn,PH'snm VI co.h hnu oas "es' Mtsc. !ue mar
ket" AZ otncf points "c1e "cak' anu no'actS nero
Rofe sHaoo " ses3t Luz pIsss".e' wh'lo tno s"osh
were N ,A"'e g'os5' 1n' sn'pp'hR movement was
sefy oe''.
Tho demand for groceries WAS active for tha sea-
son, ami a hrm mnrkct hoth for staple anil siIo
goods wah noted. sugars continue very active,
and again tho tendency uf rrlccs aaema to be up
wArl Stocks III tho hands of distributors are se-
duced to small dincnsiona aad rsdnurs, II Ia 70.