The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-12
COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY GRAIN REVIEW.

We are indebted to Alessrs. Lynde,
Wright Co., of Kansas City, for the following
reliable review of the grain trade:
wHEAr-There has been no actual change in
values in home or foreign markets during the
past week.
The feeling in English market has been dull
influenced By liberal supplies on passage and
a disposition with English farmers to deliver
more freely. The firmncss in our home mar
kets, and prospect of further advance under
the m.nipulations of the Clique" seem to be
looked on with Indifference across the Atlantic.
No further complaints concerning the weather
in Europe have come tn us for some days past.
and throughout the wheat sections the wealth
er for the week has been all that could be de-
sired. Receipts ct interior points during the
same time have increased largely and exports
during the same time have increased in like
proportion.
Ordinarily, our market quotations would
Weld sensitively TO the relation between far
mers deliveries and foreign exports but for
eign demands have ceased to be q regulating
feature il values with us, and all the receipts
are readily taken without grumble. The abb
solute control of our wheat markets by few
men, whose faith in the future necessities
of the bread eating portion of the world, has
spurred them TO SO large purchases. Is beyond
a doubt. Short sellers are watching every
point that they may not be left on the down
grade, but have started often on false
alarms, that it will take a loud call hereafter
to thoroughly assure them.
There seems to be prevailing idea in the
principal markets that the middle of the
month will witness declining receipts. With
material falling of in supplies, we may ex
pect the first movement in the grand act thai
is to close the "keene' sovereignty IN western
wheat markets. Later spring wheat harvest
here will lengthen the time to operate IN, ou
be.
auirements from foreign sources. The situa
ton. therefore. is in no way changed. except
| ing in its gradual nearing q solution. TIT
light movement of winter wheat and its activ
| foreign demand aid greatly to strengthen tn
| future of the clique" manipulations-
CoRy-A gradual improvement in values y
also in tone has taken place during the weel
| in our interior corn market. At the seaboar'
there has been no improvement, and Liverpoo
| i, one penny per GENITAL lower. Lower freight
| TO the Atlantic have been the chief agent il
presen, appreciation. Receipts from produc
| ing points have increased thirty per rect- an
| exports have also greatly increased. Gro
| prospects through many Western and Middl
States are not encouraging.
Oars AND RYE-These cereals continue {
improve under an active export and and horn
demand with lighter receipts at princips
| points.
FsEISurs-Rate to Chicago on grain hn
advanced from 8 to l2c per GENITAL, and c.
A. have advanced 81, Louis rate from 70 lei
/ per GENITAL.
KANSAS CITY xARxErs-
| GRArS-No. 2, winter wheat. sl.07; No.
do. sl.C2; No. 4 do. 90. Spring wheat, No.
Sc; No. 8, Soc. Rye, No. 2, 4oc- Oats, No.
SAC Corn, No. 2 mixed. 81 &C.
PRoprcE-Bufter, good TO choice, sde
Eggs. 9Gloc per dor. Chickens per do., t2oo'
250; turkeys, 50tf35c each Cheese 5dSc II
prime Kansas. Hides, 4d51<c for gree
IlLGsc per D. according 10 quality. Feather
live geese. 4oc. Hay, ss-5oG7 80 per ton bale
i LIVE Srocx-Choice native steer, 400 .
and upward, s4SS6450; good de-. LOO
900 h. average. sll5G4so; butcher ssecr
800 toll 100. e35ofi.l5; FEEDER. t3.s0Ga9
good, native oors. s275d3-0o; medium
common. do. t2009250; bulls and stag
!. di0W Hog., choice heavy. s3l5f35o; ne
Jun 70 ligh; grades, s3-ooGsio; s;oete... 81
lAaJ0. Sheep. ertra natives. t3pG3.z
| medum 10 common s2Ood25c-
b. Louis-wheas. June el-cell Juiy. eio
August. gs1xe- Corn June, Sc Jaiy, So.
, August, ss1so; sept. Size
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slyOs. No. 2 Milwaukee sII07. No .ed N
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