, 1876-05-12

Seans bu.....l 67' .........N 36E
.,,.-- -, ,tor. -, vcanesasy for CITY
"t1no'a"n 4eI - 80 go. ~ ,,h..t 90 In corn. 36s
'oasurp',on lou o. o. ~, ~
~ -. ~ ~ .,o. f,enscted fnto store on
the 1o'1o"lne sssAn "aa W wheat G |
mo.n1ns' sa1o ~ os.,;au ~ ~ c,rx
:ars NO. = y. w. W, 20 .as ~ ..taa,s - cars
No. ao' cass 1eoee1eo w W a. . c,rz new
h1sn niSeo eof'' " @s ~ crode fs4 I
m11ea ao' - Sa,s - ae.a ~ . do 10 cars
eofn'i . GETS "nte o"'7' 49, ~, = co-So o
rejected DO, car no sE1oe ~ c,ra
rye cass NJ; =, 'S,s,' ~ nm, ,+;,' In
rejected oos - do'as a wv s'' 7o9 n.n n corn.
specteo uu'' o'."o ~ ,5o go I'm harley
165, 5oo oo oass, l. 7oo W - 49,. 10 ,nost
The wheat market CONTINUES " en :. ;,,e+ a.
attention on Change, ana Tue sa.unaoa - s nor-
nnch Of an enigma IS ever "a AE4ea. ;.s~ ss e.t.
afots worked along ~ .ne ~ r,;1a1e
1shed that tncy "ontu see uAs 'sAs - +h.v
Of May; pne e1snef she nsus ooee w. e.t,-a
refuse to sec IL onr own mathe' eor.4uu ~
but chiefly IN TIC sPeenla.'e way ~. ~,
Wheat coming mere 1oE so'e - es,y - mr.
half that OF year aso,-A'o -" 1'a,sts,.on,5
receipts Is 50 pcssas8en. that That
todiscovcrthe cause. HIVES senef1uy saa
when the spring planning "as Owe, INTERPRETATIONS, w
big increase in or rceeapus' anu na15 49,
soso 1alSc'' auots 80 .Sa,, tha ! rf,f ono bu
wheat does hot eo'ac, uno 80. ..,s conntsa m.
On the upper Assies4pp.' "A = bo,r.ver
moves nishet oas .t[ .,'.[s.n.o.a -,ovanent rom
reason 10 oene'e .'At ~ ~ ss,o1, +h;s xn,;ro
fhe "es' nas W! nc c;trond around
More has gone o'Eecs tasousa ~, IN won.
Us bJ Eal man WAS 'nuusn. ~ snf, frpct
ing OF Aa'ls7lloa 49, - - eo stronr, that
from country pons :. ~ t,,a,- orr;n hero now
mans parties VIZ usee a.d m 7;ttlc rr,in has
send II ny on ioS oeus4 aoe' .1 h,.,rt;.r here.
Ih1s applies ~ eotn ~ w. ~, sola this snrinr
cereals inc quanu.y 7ea's neAe ,,,x,orec+ is
10 remafhao4s s1a4 ~ ~, foot NM small
tnat our anaua' e1aln e., srrc tbc war,
es to<al than III ans p1e'toaa ~ o,r;n here
+. Ihese H. however 4.4A .:s,. ,.ssean5,c in
to snip anu oot ss.a7 - rs;, rra;oht. haye
consequence. 1net,o" .. - tx E,st and in
induced 1see ousins ~ .a.;aez ,av,,co in
Europe, anu 1ne 1esu!. - oe. -, -
ocean freights, partially cue 10 Inc oo
several vessels from me seFS1e- wv ~ 49,
lines Withdrew ha41 tnel 'esse's eoAte 49,
auu :. 1@tS1.a Wv cons ~ onr tbroYrrt frair
would follow the leao- aome oi out anoue0 r-.n
unee na'e L:,,.1 ts,o.-,,t f-o-, tts mint To
lots OF gram we're pll.eo 1.tou7n ~. r. -.
Europe at saI.s o~oso an,nctod +o secnrc thc
boafo, anu lne sA steo 1aa hoon nearly
ocean eatt11ae 1A '4o>'1
doubled
4 II SuuA AEs1i - oNAA6 e%%@ ~
| large movement OF wheat 10 Tue eohl1ieot ~ -
rope The number Of vessels passing rae Daaoa- o.t
| nelles reported for the "eeA enolnS w. ~o.a
] OF April was 1o9 (Which was possibly 'o1 aic
| preceding thrco WeeEs)- Most o1 taoee "efe uea
| tined for Continental ports lhetc noS "4oo
a free movement from the United stases' oosn ~
| Great Britain and the Continent faf1les III suo
trade say that, though wheat u someu"ee Hst.s ~
England by the owners here' tney nescs esnu - ~
the Continent On thelt o"nres poA'''u',
| for it to be ordered loousht}: lne eononsas
takes the Black Sea wheat dlrcct' ana nese'
looks elsewhere 60 long as tnat supply 10 sutne!s
1t is argued, therefore, that tne psesens Getua..
I upon the United STATES p1o'es tuas ~u.u n...
wheat is wanted in Europe tnan ms occn ,s.1
| On. anu tu''t p'e2sn. .e.s;,ht. .h,r1d od
enough for buying freely. Ii aselsnl0 enoa,u ~
vance, that facs mlSnt oe teaeon 80 = - ~
prices here; but Paftes WIZ ndc "a - :. 49,,
trade here say the prospect - guy .s ~ ~ -,
eu1pIus, though it may be ante1eeeu "''n ~ =.
upward movement due to 3 scare on tae Pa1s oA Ill
shorts.
| TIE MANkET5-
The leading produce markets were irregular yee
terday but with less extensive ya1latlons IN plcc
| than few days ago. The principal nuctnAtlon
were in wheat aud corn, except IN provisions
the opening. The trading was active, ind the paf
chascs for shipmentmodernte- The outward move
ncut Of produce was again largely IN excess o' 'n
enrrent simply in the leading departments.
Inbhars a; dry goods reported the market rs with
! mt sncc1allv new TEXTURES. Business In most dc
n-rtrnents was quiet, orders, Is heretofore, bein
| restricted to such quantities and such articles
were needed for current trade Groceries were OF
| dcred with considerable freedom by local and coun
try huye1s. and were steadily held. Teas renal
| oniat with nriccs ruling easy. There was no no
ticrah,c change in tic harsing, leather, coal. an
| IN