, 1876-08-19
ern itself aceorllngly. They arr wt.o men, nnd~

The wl,rnt nnw III hturr In this city ~ Improving
with tho cooler weather Of thr past few days The
few catgocs that hnvr hccn shipped out recently
are reported ~ have been satisfactory 10 the ship
ncrs without exception. A. we have rtatcd several
times previously. the wheat nf tho last cran
contains morc moisture than u desirable. most Of
It having hccn harvested In wet weather. It
has, therefore, been necessary 10 take I'M
usual pains with the inspection, In order
t" keep the No. spring wheat In this
market from mixture With wheat otherwise good,
t:,t ton limp. This has been done. md, ia con-
sequence. tho Chicago speculative gra'le has stood
the test well under the most trying circumstances.
Sumo Of It, that WAS shipped but dnrfnH thu very
hot weather. has undoubtedly arrived al tho East
wartn: but the hot weather ID now ncarly over,
anu tie danger may 10 considered rs past though
shippers stlll chnry about moving IT, thcro be-
very ltt,t .nlnccmcnt for them 10 do SO, thc nlnr-
ketStp The cnst If US having been almost an,iosm-
" ,tall, The shipping outlook ia not particularly
brilliant now, as England IA offered plenty Of
wheat frou, other counties whose competition has
heretofore been So snh1l as not Ia ho nottc(, CT.
cept by the cnrefui ssnt'stc1au. Many of our best
posted men arc nfrail that tho wheat market will
DO dull anu dragging one through tic greater
part OF tho crop year now Just begun.
Tho Western ByfWer ls tho tit1o at q new
publication iasncd in this city, md devoted TO the
Interests uf The brewing trade as against dfstaion
OIL the one hand AnA total ab.tlncncu on tic other.
The first number consists Of II quasto pages, on
good rapor, Rn.l we'll rot up; a,d tts advertising
columns show TINT It starts out with the good will
o! parties engaged in collateral btanches Of In
dustsy.
TIE MAREErs.
The lcsding produce markets were generally
rather 1uet yesterday, and some Of them were
ntrongcr, whIlp others wcro steady. Provisions
seemed to havc touched bottom, and wheat and
corn took m upward turn, thongh the latter was
1san H. lstse .app'y, The ,1nalns , n" va" eh'sy %
s loss, and @ FOR fatuFo delivery tho shipping being
ar Falr aetlytv Characterized tho demand for prints,
plcachcd and brown eottun., hosiery, sl,awis, and
ve M'spu uut st', nreroed T Prices rsua,n very ar
Groceries wefe in ar demand, Win prices a.m for
about everything ln io ll't Sugars. .is'p., mo.
lastrs. ana ,eas still snow something o. on aa.
xansns tendency There was ',o 't va, ,x"o new
markets, aI.t OILS Dis wsfs % in moderate demaniuna wcro
te4 Mas IN astve ,u eau St aa again a% pcc,
vore'! the .ollsr Cheese ten,sln' quiet, with hut
a,l:ht variation in prices. Tho fish markrt was
only moderately active :. previous ,' quotations.
Dst.l fruits remained nom!na'ly unelanscd' es-
ccptang prnncs anu .n'elts. po'h o1 WHICH "eto
ss TnS r'g,s"t m ,sa.9"s nawn . M %
''
".se. "nu ~" .rA W. 30 .. HaN,.
Iat''ao,! "sus ~ ~ nnn ,,.o
al,.e w., 10 ~,
1ne uc'la"a .ot 'hi'.oel y. us sa.us m.
''AF'o's' A..u p''He' .a ~. .s.y .,,s.
e.1eo " ', .'.,nai,.. - ~
wv uoshs, "a.a .no .1". W.'a, ."s H. ~.
~ mses ss. "'S 49,, =. ..1.,as a,
l"e,' nhu soa' st".e, uss .,.t.h Tss,
soou aca'u 'or .av an ~ r!pa..y "asu ,a.,
Inactive. hnu only a 1lsht tsaue Is expected an'h
inc new crops VIC ava'sp1e 'hose.son .os o'a !"ps
aRd hay helns praettea'ly over. 1lMothy seed was
fn!tly active and luwcr under large DuDpltcH, and
| othcr rscds were quiet md unchanged. Potatoes
| were quiet Green gtulta suld readily at recent
| rr,.n.
ft, x.t,h.. ,u,,. aru h,, n .,os. or,,,- ~
t"he ''t'e"u' WE @ '''''' ''t !" .uS "..'e' ~
aae TOT wheat u hlnss'ot', a' i;1e n.u io6 coih
to BHEhlo, With carriers asking 3lc, ail IFceAte
| were quiet, without change In quotations, agents
asking eOc 10 New York, 1Hc 10 Fhiladc,phla 17tsc
| IN baltimore and nuc to Uostor pcr 100 te anl
t,,r1 ,,i1I,,, tn ,ot, cnnsta,rahIv lcsa Throurt,
.s.",. ,.i ..S .at, va, -v,,rj a, t,o tor 49,.
| INV Nkh NSio lAVtSA ~ o1 soi SoiAt