, 1876-07-30
BREADSTUFFS.

DREADSTUFFS.
FLoUR-was rather more active, though the volume
OF trade was still light, and there important
change In prices. The buying all done by local
dealers and bakers. Sales reported OF brls
winters private terJns; $50 brls spring extras
s3.o for SOUR, and Sl.6c<@5. so for good; and 100
brls spring supcrlincs at $3. l5 Total brls. The
market closed nominal at the following the asking
range OF prices: Choice winters, 50. .e5G7 rs; medium
winters s.. 5Ol6. CO.. choice spring exrras S. OO5 50;
medium du s. 75s5 10; shipping extras, rs;
choice patents, $6.5oI7 SO; common DO SIS. 75tG co.
springs, cog 351; spring super1neS, S25O@
3Oo Rye nour, 50. 95Ii. CO.
Bran-Was in fair demand, and steady at the recent
ADVANCE Sales 80 tons $40 so track and 10
tons from winter wheat at Sl1 20 On track.
Corn ea-Coarse was nominal at SIS. 75Gs18. 60 PCT
ton track.
WHEAT-Was active and Irregular, declining oslea
ac or average Of SC from the latest quotations Of
Friday, and closing 1@2lSc lower The market opened
stronger Liverpool being reported deaIcr though ar
rivals of the coast were farge. and speculation was
checked By ne weather and large receipts England
New York was also reported firmly held, but with
little iolng, receipts small, only 20 car
oads hcing inspected into store, OF which would
contracts tThe inspection since July Is :o4 cars
against c7i cars for the same time In 1881 But the
market Weakened and the only given TOR tt
WIS the runor that some members OF the Committee
appointed to examine tie wheat were selling through
brokers. When their report was read little panic
sued. the market dccining &c In few seconds but It
reacted whcpi was found that the wheat found
purchasers at the decline The difference between
the prices for August and September Sc early bu
+ to &c unasF s snxtes
tne end ot tne session tsre sas some Discrimination
conmitsee ssatsd iatofma1ly at tie ssas vas al ali
hI n !e G Gef1H aa. r39 9 SnpfI PEE FLINT
facts gaisred from tie body Of she report ITSELF
&c 70 i n
fos the rsaso that re poorest wheat expected to b
q II s 81 Ct
trossa @ r.s t3 2 and q cvssa e yc Seller Aust
ca;a ;6s sP5F TaaEsa ;d sssE
af kts i?a sales 'eS
5ePSF'e M % Ct q So ~ ~ 4
and 400 hu BY sanple at s94da5ac track. Tutal,
X]nae{ota ] Iaeas-was quiet and sympathxea with
eSsf
So s. e5 sas 81 81 nd so6 Ss Is s
aaSs5is frSs seSsd Tsts1 ID 81 W
sa'' GSa m 4 xsh 1sapeo
{s e 4 se ySes Se% ss1 s
aTE:r @ 'a 'Saa our rs1 5sssps x 9ny s s
Ss$S 5fS 5ssiSpas I v9sa Fl
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S}si
setP Sssi e. s5s sds sl5:sa 5
mixed 1T 474Gt471Ec 157, ON bu No. st 459A0Is:
400 hu new high mixed at x9c 2 400 bu new uIxtI al
4i@41Ac: q o9 bu rejected At 4t@alAc; loo b bY
Ac free IN boArI cars Total. :s.3 500 bu. ~
OATS-Nerc more active. and trner. cash being Kc
dong early Tie market being quist and shade easier
the early advance, the offerings being limited to
few car lots, and there good demand for July
shorts aau shippers. The receipts moderate and tie
reported shipments small Ga4h No. sold and soted
s.ler August sold y 2sHG:zc md closed at 2o58c,
September sold aI a9A@2954c, andtoctober {@30c
boih closing the inside Cash sales reported OF
IS 11 By 10: y soc 2 ooo bu rejected At se92sc;
slhS3sc free on huard, Total, = ~! hu-
RfE-Was In falr request at fridays range OF prices,
which varied according The location Of the rcceip:s.
No sold at 500 SOC and short receipts at siec. Ro
ccred was nrmer selling at 47c. Options quiet
Cash sales reported Of :, bu No. ct 54e15Gc;
AGO bu rejected TIC; ITS bu by sample i7157
on track. T2tai. 3b75 bu.
BARtEY1M2s y cy M aniet and easier; early few aaes
and the market closed quiet at these prices. Old NJ
sold IN at 50c Other grades were tnacttyc a
nominal at SOC for No. g. aud &c for recr.eI Sain~
pies quiet. The offerings Included samples oi new