, 1873-06-17
Shipped.
total. ...... .. .e4sl as7,77l! J. 1a. a9s ei5. "a


More hot corni Tho 81 AIS bu in tho Fulton |
Elevator ia posted aa hot and ts said By some to
bo railroad corn at that, though It WAS probably
received from canal The fact Is certainly dia- |
courag1ng to corn-ownerB, as 1t tends to cnuse |
fearn for tho condition Of the other corn In The
CITY, the grand total Of which Is about 4,076, 900
bu. |
This announcement cauHed pnnicky feoling,
which MAS Increased by tho factthat our recoipts
wero largor than on any day for Hoycrl weeks
past, and tho feeling must neceeaarily DO weak
In tho future II NC arc to roceivo so much corn |
On big stocks, and eight shipping movement;
scarcely send in more than thoy can hc!p during |
the prosons depression. To send moro would DO
only to increase tho chances Of still further
corn subjeo1 70 the contagion Of heat. Our corn
biu6 ought to bo cleared out as speedily IA posst-
bio, and to that end thore should DO d cessation
OF supply for fow days TIL the volumo In store
can bo reduced to workable dimonsions. a word
to tho wiBe nhould be enough.
Ono worry interesting feature IN connection
with tho hot corn excitement is the fact that tho
heated condition OF the corn in the Fulton Elo.
yAtor WAS known to Homo parties as carly ne 10
oeipss il that house wero refused by at least
ouo man, on the ground thnt the house would
be posted on Monday. Tho question Is, why
was TINT knowledge allowed to got out to q fa-
made acquainted with tho fact II tho corn
was hot on Saturday, why was not tho faot mado
public, 30 that oil Interested would havo fared
alike? Wo do not know who III to blame tn the
Of inspection, which is paid for by all grain
owners in this city, should be go conducted ns
that all will bo placed on m equal footing In ro~
gard to matters, great and small, which affect
their pockets.
We note that nome Of tho posted corn Inns
only been In storo twonty- eight days, including
Sundays. What WAS tho uno Of having that corn
inspected at all II it would not keep month
means +" sound and dry corn 2" There la somo-
thing wrong eomewhcre, as VIC have had no
really bad corn weather recently.
sample Of spring wheat Of tho new crop,
from Perry. County, H., was exhibited on
Tfe National, Union, and Hough Elevators
havo been consolidated under ono management,
and will In future bo conducted by Murry Nc1-
con, under tho hrm name Of Vincent, Hough i
Co. II is understood that the now combination
has boon effected becauso there was not business
enough for tho three houses In summer. The
ratea OF storage will be the same "a now charged
NV YonK, June 1e.-The following rere tho
exports from tho five principal seaport citica Of
tho United 1tatoa-Now York, Portland, Boston,
Philadelphia. and Ba1timore-for tho week end
Ing juno a:
Flour, br1s...... 6o,o43,Pork, brls........ s,G14
r. Ss $ssis T. sss5 SssS' S' 'Sss5s7
NEW YonK, June 1e.-1u store-Whent, l74,-
085 bu corn, Gal ,195 bn oats, 30G O29 bu ryo,
16,492 bu barley, 1852 bu.
new Yoax, June 16Aaoat "a on canals (eeti-
oats, 250, 900 bu rye 62, 600 bu.
THE MARKETS..
The leading produce markets we're weak to-
day, though grain was rather more active. The
rocopts and tue reports ;ot hot corn, but 1ecoy-
| erod somewhat in tho afterpaYt Of the session.
No changes were noticeable In the dry goods
market. 4 quiet feeling prevailed, aud former
quoted prieoa were no moro than t... sustained M e,
market seemed shade dr1uer for many articles
in tho List, though not appreoiably higher for
any. Bngars are beginning to move On liberal
scale, and holders arc now insisting upon full
prices. The butter and checso markets were
quiet 1t Saturdays quotations. Coal was inac-
| tive. In tho fish market d fair dcgreo
Of nrtivity was Witnessed, and, aside from whlte-
nsh, which were !" of " 25o per u brl, Saturdays
weak and unsettled. Hides and leather wero in
| active. In the oil market fair amount OF trad
ing was done at 181f @1oo for carbon, at 0so@
and lo in turpentino waa noted, Pig-iron, to-
baooo, and wood vera quoted unchanged.
Tho Wholesale lumber !Markot WaR active and
tho supply nf lumber liberal. The trads was
chiefly on interior account, at about
this Same range OF prices. At tho
yards fair domand exists, pricen for
common lumbor boing weak and unsettled. Tho
| uetals, IRON nails, aud naval atoros were with
out material cbange. Duilling materials were
moderately active, and most descriptions arc
easy at the prices given. Wood, hops, and
| broom-corn woro unchanged. Seeds Woro iu-
1 active and nominal. Greon fruits met with q
| fair inquiry, excepting apples, which wore allow.
Small fruit WAS In largo supply, and lower all
round. There vas no change In potatoes; new
! we're Ealablo, but very scarce. Poultry was in
| fair supply and moderate request at Saturday q
range Of prices. Eggs sold at 1291211e.
Hfghwlnea were quiet and steady at the quo
tAtlonB which ruled during tho greator part Of
last week. HaloH Wero reported Of LEO brls at 90C
per gallon.
Lake freightb wore moderately active, but 1(o
lower, shippers holding of till late, In Wow oi
| the weakness in grain. A total Of II charters
WAS reported, which will carry out $4,000 bu
wheat and $4,000 bu corn. Rates closed at s. 111c
for corn aud Go for wheat by sail to Buffalo.
and 111lo for corn ind 1211c for wheat to Kings:
ton or 0swogo. Through ratas by lake and rail
we're unchanged, at ACC por 100 lbs to New Eng
land points, and 40c to New York.
Provisions wore dull but with q little moro do.
Ing than On Saturday, 1t slight decline. Moss
pork WAS about 30 per brl lower, especially on
options, aud lard was 30 per 100 lbs lower,
Meats were unchanged. Tho receipts Of hogs
l Aro not oDprebsiye. and tIa 9liDmeute