, 1879-06-19

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Withdrawn from store during Tuesday for
city consumption: 400 Int wheat, t,7G3 bu corn.
The following grain wns inspected into store
In this rity yesterday morning: fears No. 2 red
winter wl,cat, 9 cars No. 0 do, 2cars ,nIxed, 10
cars No. l'asl, III cara No. asprlne, 1locars No.
do, 1} cars rejected, q cars no grade ioO1
whcat); 1+7 rars md 1a,So0 bu high.mIxod
cora, car. new do, car now mixed, t.,5 cars
nnd 6ouo bu No. 2 corn. 20 ears rejected,
cars no grade t5ol corn; 10 cars whtto outs ~
ears M. = MIXED, 10 ours rejected ts7 oals);
10 cars No. ryc> ! car rejected. Tota, 1906
cars). 300, 900 hu. Inspected out: H. 16gbu wheat,
3ooo7l bn corn, s,1iB bu oats, 7,01Y bu barley.
Some operators report bigger shipping de-
tnand for oats, chiefly BY rail-, than has been
known ut auy previous timo in 'thc past flve
years.
Our no&e Of two days ago In regard to The
*u1PlsH~A VI HuEak hAS uEElACAI$ lGk lltGu1Eu
TO convey the idea TINT any particular tnan or
firm was being favored by any parties. We
Simply cited ono casc to show the magnitude Of
the cgll complained Of, and expressly d1selatu,cd
anY Indication Of opinion as TO whether tile In
specsoss or the Committee Of Appeals aro right
in the matter. This much mnY bo said In favor
Of tho Inspectors: the pressure on thcm Is
necessarily Utmost on.[rcsy in ona dircctton,-
TINT Of lowering tho grade; and they, as
honest men, may feel It to bo their duty to re.
s!st TINT pressure. Grain gong Into stora' is
never inspected too high to suit the receiver
He complains II It he rated lower than tho high
est grade 10 which he thinks It entitled, but
there Is seldom nnY ono outside the Inspection
force to complain II tho Inspector err IN tho
other direction in my particular case. Tho rc-
ceLver elatuls that the grain IL better than It
Is ratcd, and after It has gunc into
store uni been mixed up with other grain the
shippor is apt to End fault TINT the mixture is
not good enough. It Is only right to note, on
the other side, tint tho COMMITTEES Of Appeals
keep samples OF alf the grain on which their
Judgment is asked, md take tile trouble to CONF
paro one lot with another continually. They
elaim tint they arc cndeavornQ to decide on or
actlY fl'c sanc basfs as last Tcar md they do 50
ly reference to last years samples, ns we'll as to
those OF this year. All of this goes to show TINT
the difficulty s au honest QUO, as It undoubtedly
Is; but the facts 10 the warrant the pressing
home OF our noto ot two days nCo.
The inspectors ought to be informed more
clearly thau they now appear to be OF
the Interpretation which the Committee places
upon the rules for grading, aud ought to be
able to steer more closely to TINT Interpretation
than they now do. As tho opinion OF tic Com
mlttce Ia final, that opinion should b. "ol1lclal-
Iyn understood and respectcl in the primary
inspection Ut the gram. The ouly other way Of
1essenny The OWL is to ctance tic personnel Of
tho Committee.
st. Louis was lower on wheat yesterday,
Tint market las hcon quito weak recently, hay
Ing declined about 10c per bu Within fort
night. The crop prospects IN the scctlou around
81. Louis aro too bright to favor strength ia
prices. Wluter wheat for August was quoted
Mt 03c there yestorlaF. '1Vo note TINT large
lot Of ncW wheat to arrlyo from Kansas City
within short tlme .was offered hero yester-
day, but no buyer was reported.
The st. Louis CD. reports that Plant e. Co.
pa1d $i.20 pct BIT for a lot Of New Madrid
County wheat lust Saturday. It was ycry anu
sample, as II ought to hare been to fetch that
figure.
The Toledo Produce Exchangs atoySxt Report
pnSs: "Thc conflict Of opinion concerning the
outcome OF the growing wlntcE-whcat, to which
we have before referred, 10 not SO easily settled,
apparently. Chicago an,hors!os continue to
claim that II will turn out short Ut an ayornnc.
ind we Gnu only rcsnond that 50 far as the West
Is concerned, excepting Kansas, our receivers OF
wheat here, through personal observation aud
the corfcsoondenco ct agents and shippers,
hnvo fF,e1l1nH I'M Inn nj L.
TINT thcory.n
The leading produce markets werc ra.lcr IT,
rcgu1ar Yesterday. Provisions wcro lrtncr
under muvh better demand, one party atono
taking about 20,OW brls pork. Wheat was
tame, but a.eAd:cr on futures, with lover
rango on spot; No. 0wna depressed by tho news
OF lover markets for wiuter wheat In New York
and St. Louis, md the intimation tint Inferior
wheat was allow OF sale in Liverpool. Corn WAS
easier, futures declining 36c, wli!o cash lots sold
down Nc. Oats were somewhat better, With
less dining for forward delivery, but n good de-
Dand for shipment. Rya was stcnly and barley
little butter than nominal, buyers and sellers
being 8@4hc apart In thoir yIows for September
delivery.
Lake frcfehts wosc rather quiet and ateady,
as about 1Mc for corn by sail to buffalo.
Through rates on do, 19<c to New York and
9}fc to Now England points. Ratl rates were
steady on tho basts Of Tic per 1U0 lbs to New
York, With mora tlcw business doing. Through
rates to Liverpool were quoted ut axe per 100
lbs on ,ucats, and do to Antwerp at 5Dll<c.
There was fair nctivity in tho demand for
ataplo and scasonablo dry goods. Few buyers
were present, hut the mail,ordcr business war
OF generous proportions, and jobbcrs express
satisfaction with tho position Of tho market.