The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01
COMMERCIAL
HIRRIY GRAIN RYM~

have been liberal, imports free, and weather
has been more favorable for growing crops.
Since the beginning of the year. stocks at
the leading English ports have been very ma
terially reduced. and are less than 10000 900
bus. In French markets stocks are also light,
and the requirements Of French consumers for
the balance Of the season, till the new crop,
are estimated At 80, 900 bus. The require
ments for the balance Of importing countries
in Europe are placed .. 100000 bus. more,
and the wants, sggregatisg 100000 bus,
have to be met by Russia Austro- Hungary.
Danubian Provinces, Australia and America.
From Egypt and British India no supplies Of
any consequence are expested.
The stocks at Russian ports on the Black
Sea are light, and sdvices are conflicting - to
the amount Of surplus Russian wheat yet to be
marketed.
Estimating the probable receipts in our
home markets TO the LIST Of August, with the
Visible supply" We may be expected to con-
tribute 40,000,000 bus
However, the balance between supply and
demand may appear to favor holders in for
eign markets. buyers show anxiety - to
the future. This absence Of animation which
has characterized the English markets for the
past six months has been entirely due to the
stringency of the money market REFRESHING
everything in the shape Of speculation.
Millers will buy only - they want to man
ufacture and are not inclined to lay in stocks.
Values in OF home markets have fallen still
lower, &c on spring wheat and lc on winter.
The rumor Of hot weather was started Jes-
terday in Chicago for speculative purpnses
but An examination proved il groundlesa. The
-Keene Clique" are still carrying their load in
opposition 70 . very Aggressive "beariah" ele-
ment, which seems disposed to use ev-
cry influence in attempting to free lower
markets. Receipts continue fair; exports have
fallen of lightly. and Visible Supply- re-
mains at Is 500 AIS bushela- Favorable wealth
er has continued for the growing erup-
ColH-Liverpool markets have declined one
penny per GENITAL on corn. though there IL good
demand II the reduction. In our Own mar
kets the decline in wheat and increasing re-
ceipss have set prices one cent lower from .
week aeo.
From this time forward we may look for
large shipments to meet -4ay- sales made
months ago, and without lower lake freights
than prevail At present, on advancing foreign
markets, We cannot expect any Appreciates
IN interior marketa-
RIR-Receipss of rye have Improved. and
there have been large sales soe export. With
exporta for the week smoanting 20 I'll, 9ss
bus. Values Q shade loveS.
OAr-No feature Of interest hes traaspired
in this market valces in Eastern mar
kets . fraction lower, WITH no eAaaee in oar
local market
RlxIoHTs-Present rates are Sc % grAis 10
81 Louis and Sc to Caicagn
KAy1As CIT HA1KKfA
GIAN-No. 2. winter wheat. 97sle; No. 3 do.
e4c; No. do. elciS. Spring wheat 70. 4 s5e:
No. 5. 15c. Rye. No. z Sc Ossa, No. Z De
Com. No. MIXED. 2sI.c
P1oppcH-Bzffer, good 10 choice. istflse-
Egn Sc per do1- Chiekeas Per dos. ez5o4
AS; turkeys 5aS7se each Cheese, Sz6e f1e
prime Kansas- Hidea. 4asfe fog efsea.
Onions per b1shel. So9eoc. Potatoes pr
bashel- 6o1ssc- Bruoa COM i,Sase PER -
according 60 quality. Reatheza. 1--we gee,s.
Soc- Hay. e65oe 80 per ton halsd
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