, 1877-11-22

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II II reported that pew and old corn. mixed, ia
being received in this CITY, md forwarded Ea.t by
lasc and rail, and tpat hs fact tles At the bottom
Of tho Easc recently adopted by ono Of our railroad
companies. that the now corn coming In over their
ilne must 20 into elevator II ", however cstect,.
cd great harashlp by those who Wish 10 receive
and sell nav corn on track.
We wrote yesterday OF strength Ia wheat as tho
leading feature In our focal markrts, We have
now 10 chronicle strength In corn aud barley; the
frst A. undoubtedly the result OF q aQueexe,
thoagh aided BY fals demand for shipment; the
sccond appears 10 DO Chiefly due 10 The fact Of
good denand England has BEEN taking our low
grade barley very freely all through ILLS year,
waiting II mostly for feed. nnd now II drawing
upon tho 10. 900, 700 bu crop Of Canada to help
out her brtwcrs In making ee<.aA for the drinking
world. Our own crop has already been freely
drawn upon, snd holders here claim that the si,u.
atton warrants further adysHes. Thu following
figures may bs Esvsrded u giving glimpse al The
Situation " 1t nppears TO the bulls:
The price OF feed barley In london year ago
was 3as ID per q; this year ia ID, being On ID.
vance Of Is 10d.
Ths imports OF harley into tho United Kingdom
from Sept. to oet ~ wers :at, 033 qrs, against
oA1, bs1 for same llne la4t Yesr, = shortage OF
1.7al. h:Il ,lrs.
Ths quantity In transit for tho Entled Kingdom
OCT. ~ was II, ND qrs, against 4aa;i. 6l3 qfs 4
year pFcsteualy or 4ol, G4 qrs tess Gow than then.
Tue exports from New York from July TO Nov.
TO- In ls57, wsse l. ISL oil bu. against ~, 600 b
IN aams t.ns last year, being ~ Increase os
! !, or, ,6l1 bu.
There IL !tt1e reason 10 tonht that tho whoIe of
our enormous barley crop Of this year will haye
been wanted Tor consumption by ths time another
crop eomes soand. The Yrtcs u which lhs ~.
snatndeF will ba tskeu must depend largely upon
the competition for tho article. The demand on
Chicago Il all the better thus fat ~ our inspection
since tie 1tt OF September has been much more
satitfaciury thAu ever before. which has given
brewers aud maltstets confidence Ia our ztadcx
that was wanting In ths previous tiatarY OF the
| trade.
Corn VI. adrsnccd yestetdaY to po!nt at which
the lunKs seemed willing settle, aud good deal
of.ths November trading was eleascd out Of the
waJ. Tue shortage xaa very large one. &na the
| deal was tand is} apparently complicated by tbs
faeI Of The same Operators being long to large e1-
teat through one set OF brokers, snd short 10 4
lsFga extent through another ret. Il II not abso'
lutely necessary that skullduEzesy should bs CO.
existent With such , condition Of things; but an
artificial market Il At lasst pu4atble when auch
ihlnxs can he "wlkhout ouy special WON
der."
fhe other produce markets wess moderately set.
I've. Wheat was stronger, and tht tcst steady. Tbs
weather wa sgziu moi.l, which was not favorable
u IN nereass Of receipts ant theru wns ttls talk
about the war. Tbs shipping movement was rather
| slow.
Or. goods we1s not ordered ~ literally u te-
Gently, the continued u1fsvoIAbls weather and the
| haa cohdlt!on of the country roads Milit1tlGg
! s:ainst An active mossnenI For ths time Of lhs