, 1876-06-09
Withdrawn from store on Wuincsday for city
consumption: s, 40e hu wheat, 2, 04U bu corn.
The following grain nHnc cd etnre In this

consumption: s 40e hu wheat 2, 04U bu corn.
The following grain waslnHrcctcd Into store In this
city on Thursday morning: : cars No. 3 winter
wheat, car rejected d. ~ carr No N. W.
whcat, rs cars No. n. ". do, 4a cars No. 2
spring, 0l ours No. do, il rejected 10, car
| no grade tI12 wheht}; l cur No. curn, II cars
and 80, COO bu high mixed do, 1, cars and 4O GOO
bu No tIn. cAr new mixed do, lUl cara unl
III, oo0 hi rejected do, = cars gEaIn ti,a corn)
10 cara white oats ~ cars anu T. i,O0 ba No. d. 4
aud l. 5UO bu rejected do ti3 oa); II cars No.
= rye . cars rejected do; y cars No. barley, |
cur No. q Do, :, cars rejcctu,l do. Total (O.0
cars), 4Ge 600 BIZ. 1nspccted out: 0,401 bu
wheat $50, $50 tu curn, U5, U43 bu oats IL, 55 bu
ryc and 425 bn baroy.
Tho number Of carloads of wheat received in
this city tho corresponding day Inst year was SO,
being the Hmallcst Inspection VI the month OF
June, 1875.
A letter from Clay Centre, Kan., dated Junc s.
! faya: "Spring wheat, wo think, will be failure
In our county, aA farmers report 1t unfasornb1y,
attribntlng 1t to chlncA- bul,n and rust. RepprA
from adjoining canatIes arc MISC unfayorablc.''
The lrad!ng produce iiurset4 wcrc uctlye yostcr.
dny. aud higher, some being qlsjo excited. Tue
storm which bEoke over the city abuut thu time tho
board of Trade adjourned did nut psoduco u
greater change In thu atmospheric conditions than
was caused in tho tono Ut thu MARKETS by tho
European uewA. Thu cAFy fGellng was rnttrr
weuk, but tho report that Srryta had t}cctarcl her
independence effected complete change. There
was specify advance os1nc in whcat, Coo III pork,
and :Eic !u Lard, with minor stit1cuIng In other
directions, though tho English alyccs did not In
dicnto amy special alarm. the other siae OF the
At|anttc, and New Yurk waa mt much affected by
ths news Which set eoIlu l,coplu here almost will
1t WAY nrs"estthat tho declaration If Independence
means war; thai II whull hive bupn llutiu
without guarantees fsum Nlt4ia to tho Scryiuns
and that general Earopcan war viii be tho natural
consequence. Even II thurs should be littie blood
shed tho withdrawal VI many men fron labor III
the 1olsls md workshops will materially dlmfnsl,
production in tho oId World, and this It
was thought, Warranted tho expectation
vi LEgher PRICES tor estEy thing tho Unltu1 Statcs
las to sell. The fcIliH. WAS not, however, Gun.
lined to Chicago. T'ers wrrv gruat many buying
orders sent In from outside. chiefly trum tho sea-
board, though must Of them weru tor future do
livery. Thu shipping orders weTo not larsr, and
those that were here mostly limited to figures
which did not ndn,it Of thu orders being hcl!.
Dry goods wsra ortcrcd With Boins freedom by
the city and country tradc a,l were stendy he'll.
Prints, summer dress fabrics. hosiery, gloyrs,
lrh!Ms. and stsiprs weru chiefly tn dr.nanl.
Iherc WIS fair degree 1t animation ln the grocery
market, md for1nrr pricrs were generally adhered
III. Colccs, hpwrscr, wuEo weak. with tendency
to lower pr,ces. sugars were stronger under III
Increasing demand. ln tho druid fruit MaEkct
thcru was iItts change. Trade remains quiet,
with prices showin: no tluotabis variation.
Fish wetu in falF demand THU tendency
III lake hsh IL tU luwer 1EuteA. Thuru
wns weak tune to lhe hnt,er n1askui, ani lower
quotations wssc given. Chucse WIN quusel qnice.
with talcs nj 80 idc for ppor sktms to full crrasn
No new featu.es Wcru trvcloEt1 in Thu bagslng.
lrathrr, cual, md wood markets, quiet prevailing
al around, Oils wcrc ordered with considerable
freedom. tarlon WIZ &c hshrr, while lard. tur-
l"ntiuc, whasr, an'l nealrfoot wcrn quoted lowrr.