, 1879-01-01
The following are estimates OF the rye crep o
Tie United States In millions Of buAhels.

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is;5. is55 :..i?x 'S''''' ''' '' ''''
The ARA planted 10 1878 Is officially reported
1t co., ,0o0 acrcs.
BARLEY.
TIE EAALKr MARKET
has not been subject 10 the violent fluctuations
Witnessed In some former years, though the
range Of prices 1as greater than In 1877 or 1870.
The excitement was. however, con1ued 10 the
two months of tniy and August, outside Of
which tho rAoge was comparatively small. The
movement again shows an increase. The re-
eepss were 5,e38.4H bu. aud the shipments g.
704, COT bu, against 4.09o,3 bu received and T.
2l3.d3s bu shipped In 1877. The volume han
iled WAS greater than In 1877, when the receipts
were 5,25l, 10 bu,-the RreateAt quantity re-
corded for any former calendar year In this city.
T'he market opened out low and slowly, be!ug
depressed b. the fact Of large stocks here aud
ut other points: though the quantity In this city
1t the close Of 1877 was not 80 great IS q year
previously. There was but limited demand
for graded barley, even At the low price Of 44fs
hsc, which WAS the range OF the first three
months. The requirements OF consumers had
been anticipated by free purchases previously
from tho now crop. In Aprt! tue market for
No. declined to 4I1ic. aod then the speculative
element took hold. being encouraged 10 inrrst
snrn fnr 1s:s Thsrs vas hos..rar w "sI a,c,,a'
nlent during the next three months. The market
ruling relatively steady. 5b July the excessive.
" high temperature !nctted tears TINT the yield
tf,rr rea,,c 81 br ,.nfayornhlr har~.st - wn,,hs-
This developed big speculative movement In
The new crop, and the market WAS run an ~
rus, q the sho1ts 10 tsjj Prces on ia III S,r.
Law ra'n ~ sinin1 wer, .,Irf.ncd r. .v,n.a,. e au,
T;s,a ,,.t". xorn tos1i.sd ~ Eiiar. Th T
/. F.rp,, II ~,''."s .,.ii,,s. r. * W. io,,a
.nn.r =, +hr Ess,ern ms,,si.rs o"i 1,,cMcrs ea ~
ssnn ~ ~ d"rr,amv ~ .mnnIsss 49,, u
ouantstcs Quar- were impor,cd a % f1om sbat e"untsy At
e! u isa,s dsys;fd :o% t5s ;1a +
nsM Io!K naroot: 9nosf sHis auniuau. i.!, Cana9a
~ E.s.stn su ,ss.c.. rM HI Sn no,g in,
New Turk s.ate. T5e fact of rooi demand
-. stta. n.sn ir.,s ~. .d .ha.. 49,, ~
'o'e'' ~ s"'nvi a'1e 81, nnu ssa ossao
tr nuo,.,inn. HorI.v wa. Len. forwnra v.,v
trcciy by growers, aod iii thc moro freeiy rs Il
H. ts1ots + ,t,.o. ~ ranr.a t IL ,y,a.m;
rsnc. ~ rsc.n, vnara nyars o,t ~ ~, '.tint
ia.sS y .st ~ ~ tes@'s ys; .n:3 ~, -. .s"x II
y ~ tne ease seetueu Gopsees. sne hiar*el ie-
Sta'aE % III 'pts =! s"e snc stop
u. a!nse tuen t.S Goas9tupuse te.aana hhs
p..s ,, snent " sne .naa nsn.'ta., eIa ~.
', oat su -. ~ .1 f.ot ,at ~. .nn.tnt - ,nt %
owtne 70 sne iast sas ths .see,pts =! Laaa Eiaae
W., ss.s ~ -. ha.n VI ~ a., ~" ~. .1"u, @
osnA cAne w. y nae D1Su iusSn.Su y -, 1oa!a
extent " epeculhtots' pcsause the No. Eas
nnt plchtMnu. cnou9h tou'.nE out FPS !ine u sa2tt
sesless. Lne lest .s, ms ~ 1uasS s. tue ~.
a. -. - ets,in " ~ ~ "
sn0 'sa'' ospSS.1 ~ ,s.sn-c-,ov ,r
,..,. .o..tr,.d .,c.n +tr,di. .h., T., .o,,. <,-
"s.s .ons.. ILL., .i't. M .nr. ~ euue m. ~.
a'SF scasVMat nahs1k WI w. EaHt RoV4
article, fully eguni to the same KrAdG tn Sill
Waukee. Ihe relatively nICn tif1ce af,d guaHty
Of No. 9lcsscucd tho Qffcrluns Of sample lots.
Most nj the bar1ey Yhcl, in otl,cr years rn1tl,l
nav" 1r"n soi1 ns rhnIce namniekH
nf 1n1afsNr rnr In ehoyr thu nrf,c of M D wa
~. .'s:s- t II r. l.. thst shnn. ~ s,n.,,,a - .S
Nv "anI. ~ s sy - = sIa
"uns 1ntu stole ~ etanuu.u pattuf. ilence tAo
and ordinary NJ. 4 Tue extra No. D u Of