, 1879-07-24

cars N0. u 10, III ours low RrldG flGS winter
whcat); car No. spring, ears No. . DO, Is
cars No. 3 tlo. 10 cass rejected, 8 cnra no grade
{4b spring whcat}; ~ cars higl mixed corn, cur
new mixed, ao2oi ears a,lu $4,000 bu Nc. . corn,
10 ears uull Il, 200 tu rejected, cars no grade
| Dcorn); 20 cara whlto oats, "A cars No. =
mixed, IL ears rejected, car no grade NlJ oats>:
D cars No. rye, IL cars No. do, ear rejected
{l5 ryc); no barley. Total $3.50 cassl 800, 600 bu,
Inspected uut: s.407 bu winter whcat, 3o, ,O0s br,
Surfing do, including sc, ,5l0 bu No. 3 1o., 163,-
9}a bu corn, 1e,111 bu oats, 13 bu rye, 2,0SS bu
barley.
II was ru!nosed yesterday that orders liat
bctn received In st. Louis for nbout 200 co.. bu
wheat to export to 0erulany, "wh!ch ia Il new
icatusc." as Beerbohm puts It. The German
ryu crop IL understood to bu fcarlutly deficient,
WHICH will largely lrcscasc the dc1iand for other
grain III that country,
Tic wntcr-whcat trade In this city Is already
active, and promises to continue SO. We sug-
geat tsat It would be mucl'"upprcc!atcd in,-
provemcnt to mass the bulk OF the receipts In
about two houacs, 60 tEat shippers could load
vessel without having to nlaku d tour OF tho
crcek for that purpose. There ia not enough OF
IL hcro yet to enaolu shipper to mike up cargo
H. my house at pleasure. and cases hnvc been
reported III which 14c per bit hns Dccn pald for
the exchange Of rccctpts. The wheat Isus culue
In quite fFcey, but 1t has also been picked up
10 freely that scarcely anything besides current
receipts is offered for salc, the lots tn storo be-
inE held by Intending shlppors.
We note that our No. spring Is moving out
at Inst: nnd 1t would undoubtedly 90 out more
Eao1ly but for tho scarcity Of vekscl-roon,. a
good nany people hero wonl breathe much
more freely II 1t were all out of tho way. They
nNrrCRSpf1 hS frnfR Tint II will
ba delivered. though thero Is Soma rem
son to believe thnt nearly oil Of 1t ia
actuallv held On shipping orders, md will be
exported as soon Ga conditions suit. It fs nil
wanted IN Eurouo, a''t 1t now appears probab|e
tl'at every bushct VIC haye to spare will be
willingly taken long before ting harvest Of 1850
comes round.
Ihe Illinois State Fair Will 10 held at Spring.
fleld ths year, after about quarter OF ecntury
ahsence from tho Capital. 1t WILL opcn Sept.
~ TIC ilht Of premiums Ia generous aud con-
bre1enBtsc. Tile fnt'Stoek Slow Is announced
10 bs lcld At tic Exposition Building, In this
city, from Nov l1 to ID. Inclusive.
The leaking producc markets were less nct!vo
Yesterday. They were generally STEADY, c1eapt
wlcat, Whtch {sas agnln Irregular, but wlthlu
narrower lInt'ts. The EuFopean nowa waa DE-
cldcdy 1avofahle to strcnEtll III cereals. but our
market for Wheat had already becn s,rouE, nf,l
Tic report aY tlto 4HarS LaHe Express Of great
t'aolagu by iloods nus widely supposed to bo
open to little discount, tllat being "fa1mcrts
papef." 1t was noted, too, tlat the weather In
England WAS stated TO promise luro fayorably,
nna tint tho en1anced views ot holders checked
business on tho othcr alt1c Of the Atlantic. The
crain markets hero would probably hayo been
more activc but for the scarcity Of vcssrl-
41s 1f,tf3n