, 1879-06-14
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Withdrawn from stoss during Thursday for
city consumption: 2,Sl5 bu wheat, 40 bu corn,
o{0 bu rye, $3.50 bu barley.
Tie following grain wns inspected into store
In this city yesterday morning: 2 cars No. red
winter wheat. d cars mixed, 10 gars No. 9 hard I'll
cars No. spring, &c ears No. do Is cars reject
ed. cur no grado u51 wl,oat); l3S rara md H.
GU hu high mixed corn, car new do, cars ncw
mixed, 23l cars and 90 050 bu No. corr, II cars
aud 6,oo0 bu rejected ES5 coru); 81 cars White
oats, ~ cars No. 2 mixed, Is cars rejected C4
oats); cnrs and 1000 but No. rye; car extra
No. barley. Total (641 cars), 3ee0 COO hu. lii
spcctcd out: 37,Bt8 bu wheat, IL, ,9}9 bu corn,
t,b3o hu oats, 0t00 bu barley.
Ihc Augusta {Gn.) Nems tells OF 5fl bu OF
OATS to the aero on the farm of Capt. James
Flcm!ig Iiear TINT city. Tic iYt1es thinks the
Captain ts n 'u,odel fnrtner," which must be
m!atake, MS no one follows Lis example.
reports Wcre received yesterday from moro
than ono source indicating TINT tho Erasshoppcrs
are OIL tn force over II rather large area In the
hctghboFhood Of thu point at which Nctraska,
Iowa, and Dakota meet Ono account stated tint
nearly dozen counties In Northern Iowa have
been invaded, moro or less, by The pcats.
a correspondent asks II any moro No. 2
epr'ng wheat will bo shipped from this city pre-
vious to tl1e return Of the Commercial Club
know" i
The great sensation on Change yesterday was
the manner in which some of the whcnt shorts
1or this month were forced to faec the music.
Some OF tho heaycst men on tho floor were
found to be uccply in on tho short side, ot,e Of
them being over 900, ,0c0 bu IN tho wrone side
OF tho deal all thu way up from Ole. Tic
month is now ncariy half orcr, and
| the receipts falling off; tt,vY were quito
email yesterday. Sumo OF tl,e shorts looked
Upon this as sign that the first holders OF wheat
have been we'll drained by tl,e relatively high
prices OF this spring, nni that there Is no rcry
little old wheat to como forward. It w,ls frpply
predicted that the shorts will nov lave tn nav
dearly as tlse longs will want TO reimburse t.cm-
selves tos tllrtr purchases Of June receipts,
which they were obliged to buy in order to sus-
tain tho market while the shorts bcld Of. Tile
juno quotations touched $1.nI yesterday, being
af aAVanco Of "c per bu on The top price OF tc
previous daY. 1t closed Mt SLo3h. Amoue the
Incidents of tile whu3t corner for such It prou-
iscs to be, NC motto the reported arrival Of TAR
20 of 45,Uoo bu from milwaukee, to ill shorts
hese' I'iefe may be moro to follow.
Ill other respects tha proluce markets wero
loWer. wheat md coru wera cas'er: Oats de-
el1'led 1c curly, the market being weak ut ono
time os to suggest Artcmus Wards al!uston to
~ coupso Ut ynrds Vi boiled rug, trying to
stand o'i end" Provisions wcro autta wcak ut
the outset, but stcadier afterwards, whun 1t
was reported ihat hog prices Ind changed less
than Wns at first supposed. Tic rccrspta Ut
grain were light all round aud some operators
%are disposed to think TINT theY will now con-
corn Manv rcnor,a cnncvr ~ 1 ~ "svm., Hsesp1 IN
,rana ~ ~, ...'' .a. eo"4 ;" .'u'sas"'s ''9at
crops OF nay auu oats, md Il good yield OF corn,
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