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mtnofawh from store during Wednesday fof
e'y consumption: 2.7oa oa wheat 2lo oa corn.
y ooo On OATS. A'oo1 n1 s5ct 2,711 ou barley,
the following graln was Inspected into store IN
tnls Guy on Ihaasday morning: I ear NO
spring, car no. 40, aears fejectad do. z cars
no st"ae !ls "neat)' nj CATE nfgh'mifeu corn. lb
ears now do' 4" cars new mixed, u5 cars NO.
corn, ~ cars fo1eetea ao' y cars no gfsda l3ol
coEn)i cars ~hllo oaht ~ cars NO. DO. ~
cars fc1setca 10 GU oan); cars No. rye,
cnr rejected 40; cars NO. barley, cars No.
do' Lear rejected do. Total :'o5 cars, or ISL 600
nn' tnspcetca one: os,u.o Cd Hheafs n W. btl
corn o., aoa ou oau' aVa Du f1o, anu 2t0oO bu
nnney'
Ihefo was again great aca1 OF excitement in
peodncn circles yesterday md tue markets. vers
very Irregular IN conteqncnce. Tho attendance on
chnngo was large. tncsuong many visitors from thu
country. ond The hhlcony was allcd 20 full that
come - ooofs' wcse hnn2 ov1r tho railing. But
INC day was FeEJ different IN its experiences from
wednesday,. Tic markets bobbed up and down,
mt Weakness was inc most prevalent tome In maat
departments, after ttn markets had got we'll
opened. There was loss dispoaluon to buy, and
muFe to rcallze, In most departments, as good
many operators thought thoy saw reason 10 th[nk
that tho climax had boan reached Tho men who
tooR hold at tho beginning OF the war oxettonent
were mostly cut. having realized before the n1nr-
kca ean'o 10 q hals. Ihoeo VINO took hold later
generally held on songas, and were loss willing 10
actsle at the top believing In still further ad.
rnnco. of conrac, Tho prospect OF ttnt Is dcpcn-
dent upon tue turn In tue war situation to largo
exIdht: hat many OF inc mora carcful Thought It
probable that FtIl higher prccs arc only posafbo
In tho event Of wnr that Will include tho whole Of
Europe.
In provisions, for instance. 1t WAS remembered
that orr principal customers have been England
for meats, and Germany for tarl. Mother Isusaa
nor Turkey arc likely 10 wnMt tho pvolHct nf a
single hog from tho United States. unlcss It bc
grcnse for cartridges and tlp Mohamncan will
not toach hogs fat even IN that way. II Germany
or England. OF b1th, ahould become ontangled In
tho brol. there would thea hu chance for ex.
ci!cnlcnt In provisions; othrswAo not, except
as they syn,pathlzo with hrradstuGa. Cheap hog
meat. With dear flour, wonld cause a.asgely-in.
crcascd consumption Of the fortnor, both hero md
Abroad 50 that there exits an Indirect reason for
exclton'cut In hog prodnct. .-
In regarl to wheat opinions still differed widely.
There wcrc men who bought yesterday for invests
ment. believing that tf!erc Is room for a further
siae, wheat being really scare. Western Europu
hos received about all from tho black Sea thnt tc.o
was to sparo; can receive little morc FROM the
Enltcd States; will probably bc abts 10 obtain none
from Australia, Instead Of tl.o zoo. GOO tous that
would hayo been available In Juno had not tho
Australian crop boon d purtfsl failure; and car re-
ccive from Chill but small proportion Of tho usual
supply. only GO, o0o qra baIng now on passage from
that country; while tho crop Of Chill
fornla Ia confosscalY short, Thcse facts war.
rant high prices for wheat; but It
does not seem probab,e that there can DO . steady
demand for our wheat ut prices which arc higher
than tho topmost gold pico Of wheat during our
own War for tho suppression Of tho Rebellion. 10.
ports Indicate that there ID good deal OF our be-
hind u II thers IL not much wheat lott, aud tho