, 1877-08-01

'"HtI"hA SkbH 4kuFt HAslnE M0H4n$ Tor city
con*unnlion: 40 bu wheat, s, ls0 In corn, .. D1s
bn "ats, ]. 7IW bu barley.
fhc following grain WIS inspected into store In
'h1s cs'y ytStnfday morning: l car No l: rcd
wfntcr WHEAT, cars curH 40. DO. Il cars No, !,
do, car No. y. ". wheat l cara No. 2
fprtns. " cars No. ado. l cars rejected do, TN
w''cat): 73 cara and d. 800 hu hfgh mixed corn.
j cars tew 'lu. ri and .G 100 In No. corn.
" eatH nhd y, iaM In reelected do, cars no ssade
ts'p cofIi);" " curs wh1to uate. 10 cArs No. dt.
cnrs rejected Ia t.0 oats}; n cars No. i ryc,
u cars anu "s5 bu No. do, . cars rejected do,
t.s ryel; cars rejected barley. Total {lO ca.sl.
.tS, oo0 hn. lhspectcd out: IT, 3:E5 bu wheat
l3s, 700 1u corn. u,41h tu t'ats, !. .aln bu rye.
The Inspector who has bccn stlccted to rrado
barley exclusively thls season enters pnon hEs
dnttes to-day. -Four elevators hare been lsslgnat.
Gu III stose!|oases Tor the SEaln nnl arrangements
have been perfected with tho railroads by which
every facility will be Afforded Tho Inspector to
perform The work promptly and ctllctcntly III.
thought that tFalo will improve under tho now
syatom Of inspection.
Tho chcsso produce markets wero moderately
active yesterday. but chiefly In speculative way,
MOST OF tho business transacted, loth In grain and
Fossions, had reference to the fact that deliver.
lea on August cuntracts will b. Id ordar to.dav.
ana mi1Et bo provided fot Hence direct changes,
or selling for Angust and buying September, con.
attntcd tho bulk OF The tranaact!ons, and much Of
tho remainder was thu settlement Of july conttacts
III grain. At this tuIe OF tho year cash grain Ia
olten ut premium uTcr futures, the advent Of thc
now crop being expected 10 sfinx lower prices, and
t"f taaS reason nany contsnCts nre kept Oman tkIl
tho close Of ta month, instead Of being closed IN
within tio aFst two Or thFes days. as Ia usual ln
other paris OF the year. Thrro Was good deaf Of
this July settlement yesterday, especially In
wheat. The shipping movement WIS uuJet
Tho FEELING In commercial cIrc1es was Eonesa1lr
elcahy' except ~ concerned cash 1ots, though tho
Tendency was downwarda In prIces and wheat took
mo lcad, Tho adsices from nthcr poats were not
fasnfatte TO strength. the later news fr,m Great
brlialn Indicating that atfl lower prices arc ex.
pcctcd thrru IN bfeatstnf1A.
The movement In dry goods continues xomr ,vbat
rrhtFictcA. ennd mtny ordcrs arc arriving but
the qnanst'ca called for arc Invariably light, IA In
I" bc expected at thia titnc Of ycar Prices rcaEn
asn1. uraccrieA were meeting with a very frcp in.
al'ry and the volume Of lusll.css reached satIsfac.
tory proportions. Sugars wesp easy, uwEnx to thu
lepraastd condition ut tho Eastern market, CAT.
fees. ftcc, teas and must other article. IN lhs lfat
were qrnted steady. There was no marked change
III Tho butter and chceso markets. The recetnts
continue light. do also tho shipments. and yan,s
AZ 1ho moment aro about steady. Dried fruit,
inst With fair demand, nnl wcre held at fully
ptesaons figures, apples and pfnnus being strunv.
Tho GSh tsadc WAS active. and prccn wcre lrld
with irrnuess. No changes wurs Hprarent In Tho
leather, t6bacco, paints. cual, and youd markets.
THE sr'ln.baR market was very 1rm, ind further
early advance Was thought probable, OIla roled
4utct and goneu1ly stcady.
The lumber m4rkrt waA inoso aetlyc. A fair
business Was dona at tho docks, kn1 Ut The yns,is
dealcFs geneEay were 1tIng oeters ~ fast ~ they
could srt enrs. Tho stfikeFs wcru causing lees
tsoublc, anG many of them had returned 10 work.
AetAl' snl har.i"aFs weFs .!all. Tho seed. hay,