The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29
COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY GRAIN REVIEW.

We are indebted to Messrs. Lynde,
Wright 4 Co. of Kansas CITY, for the following
reliable review of the grain trade:
wh..,-Th.,. h.. ho., ,roa.r.,. anctr-
.,;nn. dn,;n. the veek in an, home m.rLet.
~ I,ro,.,;nns AZ. conn.r.,;veIv nnch,noed
60 i.., reeI E.re;gn c.hie. yenort . hack-
- ....o. LEI .an.;nn;n. rnf.ror,hJs
1870 ,,.n.,.liv ,b,nrahont ir,on. Stock
- -S,o..sa .,.sI
thonsb French miller. have fair stocL. of fiour
On hsnd .nd Are ;nd;fferent huver. Al nre.ent-
The n;Ii;nn ;nt.re.t. tb,oncbout the Un;ted
r;naJar, 40 Jenrs. ,.d osr;n, IN l.rce Az.
r;v.1s Of American fiour and miller, are Allow
hnver, Of wbe.t
G,a,,;.. g Eh.., .rr;,;r, q. E,o,;.h ro,t.
t.. ,;h.,.I -. .hs hsr,s.t;rr ,h,auah'
ont ,hs K;naJorn hs;n1 likely IN he delsyed
TO- -o.L. 2;II nece..;t.te ;ncre..ed ;mnoyt.
r., Rn-.;.n ,,or,. the n.n.I .nr;no .h;y-
r,snt. 40 not e1nect.S sb;nmcnt. from tbes.
mort. mn IN the ciose Of LAT wear we're unusu-
Ill I.,r. .nd the .nne.r,nce N Ru,.;.n cron.
A. nre,ent UiIl not vnrr.nt 4 di.po.aI of any
rerv LARGE .mount from remaining .urplus.
OuI Visible supplyn il rapidly decreasipe.
and .dvicea from the vheat-producipp acc
t;on indicate . small per centzee of the better
onalitv Of last years crop. remaining 10 be
marketed. Rains throughout the rprine wheat
sect;on. have heen general during the veek
rri;ey;nr mucb of the anxiety concerning the
Coming cron-
W;nfe, uheaf section. have alan been bene-
fted by frequent rains. improving the general
condition of the plant The condition Of Kan
sss wheat from what We can gather. win not
warrant the expectation Of more than half Of
last years yield. Chicago and Milwaukee mar
kets are still in possession Of the New York
CLIQUE who regulate values directly and indi-
rectly no matter how favorable or unfavorable
the future crop prospect may be, while such il.
the case all ordinary speculations based on
supply and demand are useless. In our local
market milling orders are increasing and the
better grades Of winter wheat are in good de
mand.
Exports for the week ending 18th inst. were,
including -four reduced to wheat. over 1900
600 bus. Receipts at interior points were full
" MP TO prcvi.ous week.
Corn-No change in values abroad or at
home in interior markets. the large supplies
arriving at English Ports preventing any I'D
vance, though trade has been active 1t quota
tions. Receipts from producing points have
been only fair with promise of increase.
Reports show . larger acreage than usual
.ovn. and with large surplus still to forward
the prospect of appreciation i. SLOW. Export.
s ~eeI ending is,h ins;.
Ryr Ayp O.r.LNo noticeable change in
these. prices of last week being fully sustain.
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cr go, -, ANA. M a
4. a. NJ. ~ A. sI N sn-;n, No, No p
60 90, W 60 So w, 49, q a. o.. ~ =
&c no. ., -. ny, 70 a. :, ''0- w.
Sor; Co.n. no. p m"o, &c .,,;, TOO,
S 49, a.. ~ ao.S
q aeS., % ~. So1 ~. CO. sISSs o.,
l5e; turkeys, jug .2e eeca. Cnee: sseoe Io'
PRIME Aansas. Ia1ess s%oScp In
fotAtoes per oosnei, ooe si-oo' Dn -
L11GSc Per 70. se1ofuing 70 q.sny. ,I
i've geese, se- nay, 1870 ~ - ,'n ~ -
LAVE s1oct-onosee nause see'' - - -
and Upward, e459a.o ROD &c iU 70