, 1881-01-08
| lI'hfHtI Corn. 1


Also WI QUO bu rye ngalSt S;3 III h week previous.
Tho lecrcuso Of nbout 15o0,o0o bu In tho vlsl-
bic supply Of whcut Is reaify but l,CC0,0 co., M tho
figures Of u week 1go were stated TT be s0to
$4,000 bu too urge. Even this Is compensated
by mi almost equal jncroasc III tho quantity
ntlnRt on the occnu; SO TINT thcto fs little change
III tho quantity uctlaly in sight, or. though lost
to sight ou the Atlaniic, Jet to memory dead.
Hence thero Ia not even II foundation for tho re-
,nArlt mNde yesterday to tho effect thnt 1t was
not 30 much tho visiblo rs tho Invisible supply
which strengthened quotations. -
Thu "apecial " dispatch to tho Coll Donrd
yesterday gavo tho innrlkot for wheat In Liver
ppol US IS lld6l9a Id; md tho othor, received nj
most III tho sn1no ltIoment, cnlted It IS Gl0s od
1t Is understood thnt these 1glres In both cnsas,
cover tho Same rnnKc,-thnt H. fron, Nm. . to No.
2; n.ld tho tli!rcreuco is practically n stnnulng
one, having existed for aovernl weeks. 1t ls
pretty difficult to toll from them whnt parccl
ne wheat wot,d sell for on the other side, and
people In tho tr4tdc may well be excused II thry
feel dissatisfied ut tho WAnt Ut uniformity,
though II is known to TO Impossible to quote as
closely In Liverpool as in Chicago.
Some parties iu tho grain tTato say that thore
ID gravo rcasota 10 doubt any SUCH extensive
shortage In tho Western corn crop rs hna ro-
Gently bccu stated. Corn Is contcssodly short
In yield over II largu pArt Of Southern Illinois
and ia Indiana; but 1t is good In Iowa aud Kar-
NuU t0E lHCEGH6CH AEFEAYO VII! 1nAAE NlllsNuH
for tho other. They sny that vnst AttRs of
GROUND suwel to wheat were planted with corn
last spring, tho wh6nt having heen blown out Of
tho ground, anl turn will he plenty enough this
year.
Tho United stntes Agricultural nt,ronu Riyos
tho fnrti vniuo Of wheat us uGc por bu, urld OF
corn {0,lo per htt. These nre tho hveraRgs OF
tho figures returned By tho farmers themselves.
When wo consider thnt tho average prices in
nnl barely J7atc, respectively, for tho grades OF
No. 9, 1t will bo apparent TINT tho farnlcrs have
estimated much too high. 1t is cartntaly too
much TO multiply those figures Into tho total
number Of bushels raisel to obtnln tho valuo ot
tho crop, rs thcre aeo largn quantities Of gram
which arc sold at much less thnn tho prices paid
for tho standard grade. It Is to DO hoped ti1ut
tho estimates OF production nro nDre accurate
thnn these OF settling value; otherwise thoy aro
mt worth much, othpr thun N m!siUaa tho mon
who put trust In tholn.
Tho total exports from Now York OF butter
md chcc5o for tho past threo years havo boeu
as follows:
esss.s ess:::; ,$s IL ,55|si ,:|s FL
Tho Cncinnatl Price Current gives returns
from interior packing points which represent pl
per cont 0f Ill the pActtux ut such plAcos lnat
winter. and for tho pttrposo of rnak,nY the
| most rlcnr exhibit OF tho showing compared
| With a wearugo, The tubuiated result is a. fol-
| lows;
rmnI pocttne u, ,n,oror notnt,, 1s7o-,sp ,s7as,7
i!alur.s noW trOa. pacua which tissp nackaa.
Ir%s w. hr% tsp
aGkna ii so,ls ntg tast yeitr. snpla paGcs..
seSron:e te !!a1 ~ thsss l:Ia
Arsitist Iast yaars =,
ShuMink Inning W ~. ,...ss.r..+;.... !a!M
Iutal interior McktpR u uatc xhnto basis 1s.s.. iAu
Shtft AAt9 l4st fumr. !ftHa
llecEGnso IN lncklnk at !ll8 dh1. Jhh1t
ESttnhltA packing ~ MnFch 4. Hutne htstS+... .4Ue
Agn!nat l1st ycnrH tuta
rha"s vi Aos es@40A ~ '''A"sto' pu"As''''+t' Ah'
i Tim hacking Mt Nt DOfntg In tho WGat and t.s,
| .,.s -. - 80. 80. .....'., - ~. -.
| GMutcs 1us tue staSun AFc euuUcu up AZ Iol'
fo,ys:
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