, 1873-06-25
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING. June a.
aset ,1d s1d stsaay sa
noted in all grades. Hnrl and good corn 10 very
scarce The receipts have been fair the paAt week. but
thereis W 20 little 70 Be had We quote: Sol hurl
8s<al0c; No. / stock braid, 6k@7hc; No. do, 51t9
SIC; Nc d. 4a≻ inside as ersan, ssoc: 90 rea
BEASB-Were in light request The supply = nm
pie fo5 prsten. 1eaa1smenMts M Ms TePe1s noiSe i
fer1or grades, $l.25a2oo.
BUTTER-There has been only moderately nctive
inquiry for this stape since our ast weskls reiew,
check the demsnd, but nader eliminating recepts
tolernbly firm feeling has prevailed, and the prices
is some surplus of common and medium butter, but
OF good to choice there Is no orc--snpply We 9u9e
Strictly choice yellow, le@2oc me<u 70 eooo' l''@
BAGGING-ThIs market was quiet at unchanged
prices. Orders coming in very spar1ngly and the
quotations not very firmly adhered to. No auots-
nst Us follows: stark 36Hc; LndoW, 35c Lewiston,
SIC; Americans sc: Amosheag s2c Otter oreet NJ
1sc; DO double, 2sao9c; wool sacn, 65@e7e.
BUILDING MATERIALS The demand was fir for
raher weak owing TO the arge offerings and DISPOSE
ton to realize Oh the part Of some dealers We quote:
stucco, $3.50; New York stucco. casting x;5o9
400: Portland Cement so hrl; Rosendale ce-
ment 80; Utica, Louisville, and Akron cement,
200 Der bfl marble dust, S. a25@s.6o lime In bulk,
1st co. e 5 Pfn h. ier S1
Ios5oo: fro bricf, per LOCO, f4o0o@oo.oo bnild-
ing brick {common} $6.5o97oo; sewer brick, 5000;
country brick Sl0.5O delivered Milwaukee pressed,
$37 so, del; do common sl4 90 Racine pressed, $5oo
aA0O del; do common, $14o0; Indiana pressed,
{2o.00622.o0; do common, s1:.o0@15.o0; fire clay,
per brl, s3.o0@40o.
coming in quite freely and prices are rather easy We
repeat Pork barrels 81 25a 135 lard herces, 81 60
@i,70; whisky barrels, <l.o0@2.10; -four barre!s,
ia@57c pork stayes, rough, &l7.o0&2o.0o; do buck
ed, 5000 @25.00 tiorce staves rough. ooo<S5oo
sawed do bucked sawed, 25.0o@23O0; whisky
etayes rough S1+O0@ 90 do bucked, s3ooo@33 90;
dour staves. $8.50@l0.5o: circle -four beading, 20
&c per set flour hoop poles. $14009i5.oo per N
pork and fierce poles, $50. .oo@35.oo per N.
CUEESEA decline Of 5fc WIS suffered early IN
tho week. New York factory receding 70 12913c, and
western do 10912c, at which range the market has
ruled quiet and easy since Gtocks are increasing and
lower prices looked for. We quote: New York
factory, 12@1sc; Elgn factory, l2Al3c; Ohio fao-
tory, i0s12c; Western factory, 1h9l2c-
COAL-The coal market remains Without Important
change IN its general features. Beyond supplying
immediate necessities consumers manifest no 1nch-
nation to invest still believing that prices will go
lower as the ecason advances as IN former years
A majority Of dealers profess to believe that
Lacknwanna will not 60 below Its present quo
FollowtnQ are the priccs current: Lel1Rh lump
S11 co.: prepared 611.00; Lackawanna, $3.50; EF3e
$3.50: Briar Hill, $3.50; Walnut Hill, $3.50; Bloss-
burg, $500; Cherry Nine, $3.50; Hooking Valley,
50 % Indiana camel coal, $3.50; Indiana block,
$500 Kirkland crate, $3.50; Mnonk S1oo Whining
DRUGS AND CHEouCALs-A fair, steady trade ex-
lists There was change in quotations, except Tor
chloroform, camphor potassium, iodine and qu1ntne