, 1873-07-04


in eome fow instances high 40, but moving very
ery oatont It thcse flros nvtces fromhcl-
gauowovor report prices Of wool at 4sa4e aaa onl2
mud renntYvann at 400 and Upward, AMI pfyera VIII
DO compclcd to withdraw. "a thofo isno margin at
thchu figures.
Thero Ii now every Indication that Iargo roron of
tho Westorn clip will como forward on conslEnnaIlt
Our commission houses have already !nrEc aarnIoa on
roay sae a o. of o,r mn manufacturer oxc
aomo large me Will cont!ntie to rely on Eascrn nlnf.
lsts ons ot u Mch.skn soa st Soo h but t,a tho
50@62o per to. ..-.
j TIE unors.
A lato Issue Of tho Now York Tribune glyob
very interesting summary Of crop proapeets'
from which NO make the following extraets Az
Illinois may 10 divided Into two scotiona, tho !
northern and sou!horn though boh to5 y tTo , yssra m
oxicnt tlat tho railroads carried water oyor long dis
aneea to u their tanks Ts ycar taeto ~ ~ no no
20 gencraly unfayorahe was The ground for plovtng
that Tho wns planted stnr than oycr botore ~
SR nsssd sss 70 o so1h
e ., US 4 g sssnssas n osh
best On parallels WITH Champaign. Decatur, and
gpruano b Ill The ss'6s y, oyssa
nj ss What This srsin
eood, zoo whiio tho auaty Which wsya hgh above
the average It ID thia wheat from which tho high
stasa sess , Il aoaaan ait indana soaasn
q KentuGky ana sase ~ tn
! market for iii Of il is 81. Loria.
Wisconsin haa had less rain, and corn. wheat barley
oats md vegetables genornlly will yiol full average.
Muneeota Viii favo fuM crops, and hez Wheat PROM.
ises uncommonly wo1l; Kansas hss l,ad 1uss sboat
wiieh Will I'VE was insignificant laat year, iley 70 be tl
.hte year. In some pata rains aaso beon neaYy 9h
tsss s lit te injury reported Norhcrn Missouri hss
ss sr E.. s0aa's 60 s,.xssa sass s9s x
some of Tho norlhwoa!orn counties Of arasa-
horpere, which aro sweeping thinga clean. .,,' Hey
u,usiy a tbey ooTss Jul limited districts NeSlaats Va
vislsoI Will ozribio storns In May and curly juno
willis, owing 70 H. sroat number Of nav farns open.
Satoro m Nebfaska Is ons of The corn States, ana IL
ths winter Thea t. Root or m iss o. b
s, 5 ysssa psonayaa not
Would seem from tits rsviow that wheat through
: 1s @ s + @ Ssn soa
1emamborea iii much ef la.5 yesr. eFovth end sos
deinand, pr1cea seem liiely 70 advance.
md Tho deficiency VII not bs ersst Oregon IN, has
tsns and Idaho rili hays increased Of ~ Kinds
especially Of wheat, Wyoming raiRea little or nothug
Colorado has incsoased arcas: Arizona md Noyeaa "a
boen brought into cultivation. Tho crops of Now:
Mexico VIZ bo nous te same - they VSre @ l1o yesf.
likely to b. slightly In Of last yoar. II resips e
speak of fruit The wnter everywhere wns uncommouls
ss ffisss rans ss
injured inmonse!y Even beasing apple trees Of nara5
and thcre ia not mora than half crop Of Strawberries
Delaware orchards suffered esae ana ne pGaaa s1o
news rcesnty from DsisTaro makes tho doubtful
Westward largo orchard arc dead. Irutt~growora hnt
Sa7s srsa Tss ' hss bosa aus oss In h
} generation.
Tho Ban Francisco Bulletin sayss
The latest compiled rosurns Of tho wheat crop IN tht
Btats nho an eatiu,atod Yield the ensuing harvca
se surplus @ for s1port viii b fully Is aree
, cereals BY liz yarioua agricultural societies m
graugcs Of tie State is new feature, and deserves
30 IN tho 10 sha
| port. ' ~
!, FOREIGN DnEADsrUFFB
The Marx Lana Express Of tho l8ih ul
, makos tho following weakly royiew:
8 Although tho tcmpesatuze Of tho pant week b.
sgnn somewhat var3od 1t the whole beon uuo
sses s12 5 e1p pro5ae
0 provenent henceforth can bo 30 Thorough and las
to ske f9s Past M %no sos of Of
a, sToss lDs wheat lbs rrevoated shst free tulcra
necessary , to ~ senndso. hoays ysl ro.
Il tty. It Is pretty much the sanne IN France, whs
thors as bus & sssn no II Paris nof =
81 z In bss e 1ss srtes s'fs for
fss " e sees5s
IL ! yond an ayofaRo produce. In the south OF Fran
% tho viloat i passing tho t,mo Of bloom tho
ssI IL soa aS
~ does not eoem hurt though ryo na1 suffered 1Ieco
1t ] more ]duness b.. been reporsd aad any adv.noe
been exceptional yot, on comparing our . 9eliyc5 4
aSss q % IT. &C. 9 as e
zspoI. th.s thess farmers 'so gssog 5' y
prime parcels tn arsn.5y nsys gansr.,hy b.
ID tnent Is likely divert mnny caxEoes ahoat from o
II COATS and late harvest is Atways dangerous one
Ut tho rao 81 discount Viii mako holders Of foreign gra
ID ess anxious to forcs o thor stocks now natesia
P.i. q Ssstfi re ePsa
90 ar11yAs from America or Australia will bring nc
III g2eqase ango bad Weather
M cauae nAtariA advance not only IN whess but OH
~ Il corn
/ Nu0At WA6 IL AVApIAt0 lOluGnt Ii kI4V 0ltS
Is noon, aud declined 4c .c1oaing at sl;l6N
~ ~ 1.15h seller tho month, and 811216@1.12a4 9
- lor August. Corn was quiet md steady at 81
Nv hv sollor tho month, and s716@3715o sol
~ August In provisions salaa were report
y. y. ! Of ESQ tcs lard at 1920 seller August La
~ ~ frei8hts were quiet and unchanged.
do -.
At CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
X THURSDAY EVENING. July )
u ALCOHOL-Wss IN moderate request and 1rm
hc $l.7G41. 80 for "a per cent proof.
- DN0oM- COnN-Was In fatr demand and firm. Z
/. recaIpts arc moderate. Va repeat: No. htrl 81
II 1oo: No. ] stock braid, 01fa7No: No. 90: q
no {'sxo; No. 9 do, 4A@6o; inside groom, d@6o;
OF rcd tip, 94a4c; do paio and red, 8@4c.
70 o1EEsE-No y furhes changes r. were @ notoa IT. II
,lo though tho tendency Of prices Is stu downward,
o. market, At the mornons, y arm at The qnoesto
IT. Nsss Yor& 1seory. 11a1eo: olio fseto1y, pdaiDt