The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
COMMERCIAL
wEEKLY 0RAIx REvT.

We are indebted to Messrs. Lynde
Wright L Co, of Kansas City, for the followins
reliable review of the grain trade:
Wbeat-Enyli.b markets hare pot varied
during the week from preyiou,lv ren.,rted val.
nes. Feeling AZ Iiyer,coI Guoted ..dnll-
There is more ACTIVITY in Continental market,
vhe,e ouy xintey that ia v.nted. Latest re-
ports of cyn prosnect. THROUGHOUT. Eurone are
not favorable vbiie At the nr;ncin.I noyt.
of the Uuited Kingdom. receipts from foreign
eources have been light. and chiefly American,
STOCK, tbrouobout Great Britain Are reported
lipht. the general business depre.sion restrict
inv ;nvestmen,. a. in former ve.rx Dur;n,
the first .;x month. Of the nrescnt crop wear
the net imports into Great Britain were %.
OOO OO1 bus. less than during the same time
the previous wear This fact with present
LIGHT Eaelisb stocks ia suggestive. One strange
feature in the wheat movement in Euror,e !.
the fact that only about one in twelve wheat
laden vessels that have passed the DardanelIe,
for weeks past h.s gone 10 French ports. II il
not because the French are not BUYERS. but be-
cau.e the quality of the Russian wheat i, mot
saf;sfactorv 0nr eYnovt. for the -veek have
largely Increased compri.inp heavy shipments
If 1;nter vbeat IN French and other Cont;nen.
tai ports.
In our home markets for the week, value. of
winter wbe., have v.r;ed IN 3c n busbeI
quotations At the seaboard being 4 fraction be,
low those of a week ago. Spring wheat mar
kets are relatively unchanged and transaction.
settled feeling that have characterized them
since the mysterious oper.tions of the clique
ten dav. 400. Rcceipts have been fair aver
age. While the situation in foreign markets
II still favorable 10 holders. the future of
prices must necessarily be governed TO q great
extent by the favorable or anfavorable condi-
tions of sprinc SOWING. We NAV also look for
of the New York .clioue" who are NOT con.id-
cred As fullv ont of the CHICAGO market.
Corn-Iiyerpool markets have declined one
pennv per GENITAL dur;ny the week and eastern
mayLet. are , shade lower Tbe nrcsent
amonnt of the visible supply" with its weekly
increase. and the lowering OF limits on order.
for eYport have taken the life ont of the mar
ket.
Rve-In svmpatbv with wheat rye has rang
al :ts.d;iv iur;r, The vaeL v;thout any ;n.
movement Receipts have fallen off. while ex-
ports have doubled over nreviou. xeet Amount
inc 70 an mn I'm.
S,.,s~E.s,ern m.,tet. show . xe.ker-fee,-
inc vb;,e onr Local market has maintained its
frmne.. Of last week due 10 Colorado orders.
Frr;obts-From CHICAGO 10 the seaboard Are
onoted At l5c ner nm Ms
oTor.Troxs
KANSAS CrrY-f;rsin: Spring wheat. nomi.
nal No ne. No. M. Winter wheat
NJ ...h o,iHc No co.
No cab ssc hid. B.rley
nom;n.l At 7sc Dat. No, q pic hid. Rye M
"a. Co y" rn;-sd c..h 9asIc
Nv, srorrE Sh,;.s n.t;ve .,ce,, "a az IN
a Sn. ,r;ro. ,,t;rs s..ers A Isaa az. gooS
80, sh;n,;n. go 80 r9sa ~ ISsn en,s
~ NJ S ,;as. ,;ra ~" 49,. 100 iSs0
=, ISSS n. a. ,sSs on. f.;r - or,od hntcherx
. " .-'o 100 =. 100 nA 90 GO ~. .aS
$500 .s. ~ ~ Zoo ,. ~ 100 -. s.soS
90 saa - $3.50 49, 49,. 40 100 90 Iooo ny
80 az 20 o0I,a OK. cho;.e co., .nd ba;f'
81. 80 600 49, ,.S - Sc. 20 ~
80 M. ",r e.. 80 ia h.;t.,x
80 SsSo IN n;,.h 80. sIS o1IS IN m
81 - 49,. "a ooo,s "a. I;,ht .nd
oS. 49, 90 nocS. ~ Sh.a,s ,,r;,ne
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