, 1879-07-18
Withdrawn from store during wednesday for
city consumption: 5,a72 bu shcat, oS0 bu oats

city consumption: 527e bu Y heat, gS0 bu oats.
Tho following grain was Inspected into slore
tn this city yesterday uaorninG: car No. l ana-
tcr wheat, 20 cars No. do, II cars No red
wtntcr. n cars No. 2 do, cars rejected, cars
no Eratle IN winter wheat, OF which 50 arc
marked new); car mixed, car No. tard, 19
cars No. spring, 10 cars No. Q do, 10 cars re-
tected, 2 cars no Grndc 10 sprIng}; % cars high
mixed corn, car now do, 8 cars now mixed, a2t}
cars mud l7,CU hu No. 9 do, 81 cars rejected, s
cars no grade (i73 corn); car No. oats, Q cars
No. 3 white, 9 cars and G0oO bu No mixed, Q
cars rejected t25 oats}; 8 cars No. . rye, cars
rejected; cara No. 9 bar'ry. 8 cars feed do.
Total ib91 cars), $4,000 bu. Inspected cut:
18 753 bu winter wheat 5000 bn spring do,
g89,059 bu corn, 1,3ai bu cats, 1880 bu rye,
9,533 bn barley.
Somo people talked yesterday as II they
Thought tho curront Mcakncss ia wheat would
justify reopeung If the question, How m,lcl,
was wheat worth on the last day Of Junea And,
IN view Of tho fact that spot wheat was dull at
about Angus. prices, aome ono thought It would
be veil to ''carry ihe ncws to Baker,"
New outs here only ono day after the middle
Of July! There were only two carloads, but
ono oi them lnspected No. I, and tho magnsti-
cent t,ossthtlitcs OF the future nesa too mitch
for the cquanEntty Of holders. IN, B.-This
"stmple cloqucnco IL not quotation from
s'pinasorc,"l
The leading produce markets wero worry weak
yesterday, nearly I'LL being decidedly lower.
Provisions led off In the downward turn, and
ware followed by grain; but tho latter soon dc
ye!opcd independent weakness. Tho decline In
proyisfons was ~ unexpected as 1t was shnr,t.
Everybody seemed to think the previous day
tint the crisis had hccn nassed, and that the fl
turo Of tho Markct would b "onwRrd aud up
rartl." But tele1rams wcro received carly
which inttmated It as probable that some ofil-
ctal news would 10 received stating that FOLLOW
fever has ,unde It's appearance in moro than ono
Southern city. Tlcse tclcgrams wor0 acted on
by parties who usually oporato In wheat, md
not BIZ the pork dealers. They commenced to
sell right and left for future, aud tho press-
ure soon broke down psices nearly
40c per brl On pork, the gnp
being afterwards further wtdcued. It was be-
loved BY sons THAT tho recent failures had
proved to 10 much worse than at frat reported,
as some Southern holders sccmcd utterly carc-
less about making good tho lossss 10 their agents
here. Il This was tho real causo for tho woals-
ness, there being little additional stutr to be
tls break OF last week mas ch,eliy taken hold
VI W EApltA&+htH 4u+E ~ ENlaf ~ tA4nAk4l1 RiA
there would scom to hare been little necessity
for the b!R break Yesterday except "a tho fact OF
big stocks might terIl to depress% And right
hero Ia another polut. 1t Is not so much tho
stocks reported, rs those tlal are unreportcd,
which bear down psices People arc afraid Of
what tleY cannot sec plainly, III "tlo
th!et doth fear each bush IN Of.
ncar," and when holders decline to
repnrt 1t ia not difficult to suppose they aoeta,n
| BECAUSE uluY are afraid 10 lot folks knt,n how
much stun ID OIL lAnd. It ls YcrY much to be
dcslrea that thu present miserable tarcc Of 70.
| porttng provision stocks weso amended or
abolished No reports were much be.ter than
such orc ~ tue commercial public was favored
with this week.
Wheat was also yory waals. THIS market was
carly depressed hy sympathy With pork, aud
some operators seemed to DO trying all they
knew how to force dorm pr!ces On both spring
and winter. The former was particularly heayy
on spot, the premium on which entirely