, 1876-08-23

SHIPMENT


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Withdrawn from store on Monday for city con.
sumption: BIS bu wheat, /, I'll bu cats.
Tho following grain was inspected into store In
this city on Tuesday morning: car No. 2 rcd win
ter wheat, cara No. 2 Northwestern wheat, chr
No. spring, II cars No. :: DO, & cars No. 8 do,
cars rejected do. cur no grade t31 wheat Of
which 20 nru ncw); car No. l corn, 81 cars
md II, ZOO bu high mixed do, 2S3 cars and %, 400
bu No. do, III cars aud 500 bu rejected do, 2
cars no grade {6DS corn) l car No. oats, 0 cars
white 10, 4 ears No. 2 do, 33 cars rejected 10,
car no grado (48oats); . cars No. rye, 9 cars
No. . do, 2 caru rejected do, car no grado Il
ryo): 2 cars No. bnrioy. cara No. do, chr
No. 3 do, cars rejected do no barley). Total
t6oi cars). 31l. 900 bu. Inspected out: 5,5s3
hl wheat, GS, 344 bu corn, +, 200 BIZ oats, AL bu
rye.
The corresponding day last ycnr 30a cars wheat
wero tnspectclinto store. ano OF which wcro now.
1t was Intended to say in ycsterday's issue that
the price at which seller the year pork has sold in
this market means rot mitch more than frs dollars
for hogs.
W. noio TINT tho ''wheat Ia mot 20 hot ~ 1t
WIS" When prices are down the stun Ia 50 poor
NlAk lupo2y aAule ~. huGn pElCCh uuVHHCG lMQ
very eanc material which was 1cspiRcd before be-
coes precious in tho eyes Of The spcculator. scrI-
ons1y. tie cooler weather Ia rapidly removing all
fears OF tho condition OF our wheat.
Tho conviction Ia growing among particB who
study tho grain trade OF this city that tic work Of
Ccvat{ng gFain must be undertaken by ths rail-
zoads II thoy would preserve their trade. The
storage for the first 1--WE days should be frce to tho
owner Of tho grain; after that timo charge should
be made for storage. Az Hamlet remarked, uTo
this complexion mnst ITO como at last" nnl tic
the better for the good Of tho trade anu the
city Think Of I'll Thirty loads Of wheat pcr
day 10 serve tho bnee Of ttAe Of O. OOO GOO bu
Scarcely pint apiece for the whole crovl which
thrlycs on IT. ant yet there DO In that assem-
bly, who profess to dIsboltovo tho miracle OF tho
''Gyo loayes and two small aohcs"l
They say that there is good deaf of poor corn In
England, which ia slow Ut sale, while good corn
fluids ready buyers. II would bo strange II sonc Of
tho corn had not become heated after passfnQ
through the totrid temperatures Of tho summer
now nearly over.
still another weather prediction lacks ycrlNo4-
t4on. According TO on1 authority we were 10 hayp
had frost yesterday morning, aud not q feu
shrcwd, clear headed business men bought corn on
tho strength Of It. Fortunately II was not stated
,rhere the froat would occur; nnd 10 We m.,st not
bo too TIL the soturns have been received from
Spltzbcrgcn.
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The leading produce markets. wefe irregular In
tone yesterday, Thcro WIS not much doing, cx-
cept IN wheat, and IN chartuta for corn but pylccs
"e'' h.le'a"5 s.."na ~ o.cn'ht"us' "ltA GUINNESS
~ p.osnoh'' 'hu .eeof,s VI seh.n "c9e III excefs
VI ~ tAe sa'h'snt'' ~ .ou"u. out INC Ans.heh's o1
'ao e."cs ~ sotr u"s!ns 'a'L "tek "eFe 'ess than
news from tho Eastern quarter, gave moeo conf
lcncc 10 operators in brralstul8.
lhc'e Mas conssacsaole !l'o III tns dr5'goods
tFaae' prints, o1eached anu brown cott"ns, worst
Gu uecS1 souas' hna"1h, anA notlohs meeting with
tsifly active inquiry. frces were firm all around.
ff'htB are ausanelhg. lNe gEocesyfnaFket had no
epee1a'!y nc" !ea1'ifes ifade was only tast, but
pfobably efua'na general expectation, aa August ID
not asla'y AL hcslvo month IN That branch OF trade.
F1ces ~cso asa'n nfinly 0e'u. win fnsa's slfupH,
Gouses, ana &eas showing sight upward tendency.
10 the a1'eaifait anu ush markets theFo was little
'Aat "as new 10 holc' t1aae ruling quiet Ut
p1csious Gootallons' hhtter was In active Do
maha aha hsih. Heee'p's contlnue lafEe, but do
Hot uAseeu tne '.aae requirements. Cheese was
again 4aotcu 1a1et' WIN prices anoet steady ut
'A9ept LUZ suoa " 1A"cy SFAaes' FTcea VI iealh'
es' uaaklnE. coa' ano wooa were mol subjected to
any 4uosa!a cnahse. ol's were qulct' aAtf, ex'
eept'hg earpon' the tenor OF prices was steady.
' ss. now s's' s."s qaosa asia a. sd S and and
4ou 4cst III l-3AVb-{Ie.
Lumber was In fair reulcbt Mt Tim vsrtfa anil
.,.,Jw H., {,..n,.. H. 80, ~, 49,
1Ieau5' WV 'ne9eaHt IN ttaae anu lroHpect OF at5
continuance having teEtcd u strengthen tho E19f-
tet E.,v co,u,o. ,.,.a or...,, ,r,. ..,...-.
'"'N of+ts"' A"u Ha'u"aio
ueaIeFs report better uG1Ilu for nearly all goods
md pn nerni1y y antict,,tnn n t.,,, toN ,,st. rau.
-. 6""u .a' eta"S' HNA1te
through the hu1pt1,cf. Tho wool mnrkrt was firm
ana slc ofooH'eorn. mop, Hldt, and hAy nnrkctS
Uujct Anl unchanged, TlmDthv rcei aruin ,]rnunc,,
I'D. ,,.,,, I,.u. SG..1.. -. ~FrsA
uHutt feEy taEst oAtEHss Ght CiDsCu ktc1ufctt tho
narknt hnilia ugnr1y cleared fNhpr uacda .vc.r,
~ 'S ~H N>nsA 9Isost1Asepk'
lnG AAfs fecclScu no attention. Poultry WIZ dull