, 1876-06-21
withdrawn trom store on Monday for city con.
sumption, g, 219 bu wheat, 2, Bc3 bu corn, Da4 bu

Inc tolloWlne grain WIS inspected into store tn
this city on Tucslay morning: car No. 3 rcd win
ter whcat, a cars No. l y. ". wheat, o. cars No.
IN. ". do, 81 ears No. . spring, 2. cars No. :,
do, IL cars rejected TO {187 wl,catl; II cars Anl
III, 500 bu high mixed corfu, 102 cars and II, 7OU
BIT Su do, car new mixed tu. IL cars anil O. GOO
hn rejected do, cars no gradc t1IT corn) II cars
white oats, II cars and II 200 bu No. TO. U cars
rejected do al oats); u cars No. . rye, car no
grade do; cnrs No. 2 barley, y cur. M, j to- l
car rejected do. Total t:M'5 car1}. o10. 600 bu.
Inspected out: 27,DaO bu wheat, t7H, ooU bu corn,
u, SIG hu barley.
During tha first nineteen days IN June thc In In.
rpoctlou Of wheat In this city aggregated t. At4 car
taatA, against l. OIL for tho sa,nc ti.nc lust
year
The exports Of lnrd from New York nrc flvcn in
net weight: nl statements t0 the contrary notwitE-
standing This is the substance Of re ply to letter
addressed BY party in The tFado IN this city to
headquarters in New York.
A vessel was loaded day or two since with co.
600 bu corn in this city. and cunli nut contain
morc+ though the "gent had stated that she would
requ.eo over 10, 00O In 10 1ll her. \ similar dtf.
forencs has been met with In loading other vessels,
when The pstf1nnte was based upon the magnitude
Of last years cnrsocs. In 1875 tho corn weighed
IL M and upwards TO the neaauEed buEhel now
1t dncs not average more than hGGth1 fbs. This
falling OF 10 the extent OF nearly 10 per cent In
weight. as compared with bulk, materially reduces
the available quantity of tho corn now being for
war0cd, and will mike the crop appear rn,all by
comparison. II Is equal 10 ali actual fl1i!ng oil of
not far from 100, 1uD, 600 bu.
Thu leading produce markets wero moderately
active yesterday and Irregular. Thu ad,1cGs from
other points were not very encouraging to holders,
hut tle weather was gloomy, With = SpEnklnS Ut
rain, aud the receipts oE grain smaller which
faca sciJed to sustain pTlcca In the faee OF rather
light shipping demand. The weather Of tl1c future
was subject Of general snlcitudc, most operators
f"HllHg that prices must depend to targc extent
upon that till ttur the ttr!S Of harvest Much more
F0rln!ng now must Hlrnn poor cr0rs 1T this region,
thunsh tie South IN comparatively free from
'!nnscr. They arc now harvesting wheat III kansls
AMI tho F0nihcFn rarta o! Illinois and Indiana,
while St LoH!a miller who Was on The hoor yestcr-
'ay stated tint nc hna been grinding new whcnt IT
= very hat luanty. grown IN Texas fur two Werks
vast. Here Is anuthcr c1rtnent that may not be
diarcgarded. The sonth las planted gtain for sLiu
Jcafs cFoi' tn very large extent, aud will he less
nf customer 10 INC Northwest Tor brealstads thnn
heretofore, Willie Hon'c sections which formerly
we'e "ur customers arc now competing with us in
"uEply1ng tho outside world.
mere "as = fatr movement in htap!e and season.
able dty endds at fulfy former prlcoB the prevalent
fees1ne being hrIn' ofoeeflra were ordered with
hoE'e freedom. anu were he!u At previous figures.
susats wcfo hrn,, aud chtlreh rice, fplees. and
mast other lines. were alao held at full prices. M
u11keu caahse Was AppAsehl III Inc of'eu IEuIt ami
canned snsdA markets. Fish were !u Ko1d request,
and hoth lake and saltwater kinds were un4uali.
ECdfy firm. fFtCpb OF hhyE1nr. leAthRF cn.t ami