, 1873-07-04
SHIrMEETa,
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Livs hogs No......[ iGos9( ".... lo,sllss| ..,...
Hheep, No.....,... B52} ......N, ....::l .....
Hides. ns.........1 4,ta0l ......1 n,2ool .."..
ss. Woo rs. s......:. u'. sae35 .:... As,s5i $500.
Lumber, nj foet... 6,eo7t ......i A23! ..'...
withdrawn from store ycHterlay for city
consumption, t,877 bu wheat, 200 bu corn,'
2os7 bu oats, 800 bu ryc, I'D bn barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 16716 cars
whoat 304]1 cars corn; 0.0o0 hi No. do;
%, 800 bu No. 3 do aud 5000 bu rejected do,
by canal; 90 csrs oats 900 bu No. do, and
$500 bu rejected do, BY canal; uars rya~ Total
{51b cnzs), 25s. 900 bu.
The following were the e1portH Of broadntuffa
and provisions from NeW York for tho weck snd-
Ing July2: :4-e
Flour, brls...... $4,000 Fora, tos .,..".. 2,d2o
%hea eu g e. 9 nssSn I.sS
Tho Chicago Board Of Trade viii do no hus-
noss during Friday (tho Fourth or Saturday (tho |
6th) insts,. having adjourned for three days.
Our places Of bualnoes will bo gonorally olosod !
on tho Fourth, which is = 1ogal holiday.
The State 1nspectors Of grain will do no work !
on track OF at warehouse, on the Fourth, and
the office will b closed.
|. Tbs Illinusn Btate Journal has got mixed On
tho subject OF hot corn. 1t etasaH that TIE CHr
oAao TRIBUNE raised the CRY Of hot corn, snd
that committee OF She Board Of Trade found,
| on investigation, that there Wac no hot corn in
| the city. Tho papers must HAYS beon upside
down when road by shs gentlomau Of the Jour
| 4dA
A vory dne sample OF winter wheat from Nash-
vil1c, nea1 Cent1aliA In this State, WAS exhibited
| on Change today. The winter wheat has been
cut IL msny pafts ct i. state, an snd l., .he spring
W. 10 requested to stato that tho Messrr.
Hough removed tha corn from their elevator be-
cause they veGo obligad to do co. the house hav"
ip0 nottled go much that they could not longer
delay work On tho foundations and that they
hadpre1ionaly notified the holders Of the receipts
70 that ot{eot.
There il mors talk on Change about tho svd
OF combining tho agency for narine tnsnrnneo
and tho agency for vessels in ono and the 6amo
pernon, We hnye previously called attention to
orto referred to particular instances in which
ownera Of property haYa been aold for the sake
Of 4 oomnisston.
| THE MAHKETa.
The couruo Of trade on Change to-day WAS an
unuaual one, regulated in large part BY tho fact
that it was tho ave OF the national holiday. Tho
foollng was decidedly duh in grain. and there
would probably havs boon very little trading
w0ro 1t not that good many parties scarcoly
like to take tho risk OF carrying their trades over
till Monday. The receipts wore fair. In tho
latter part of tho sesaion thesc werc signs Of an
tn broadstuns. It is generally admitted that tho
but further rain. especially II violent, could
'' Thsro ~sse s fow % eh.pses, and mona deserving
of fmeatfon, IN tho market for staple and fancy
dry goods. Duaineso though far from being &C
tive waa quito up to tho expectations Of jobbera
healthy condition. Tho grooery trade waa quiet
at ysstotday'e psicos, and comparatively steady
sngan continue In large demand, but. aaido
from this, there was no particular activity IN any
} good local aud outsids demand at full previous
ratea Choice yollow h tending higher, but
othor grades are expsoted to remain Whore they
ARG. In the ohaeao market there was amodeEate
better demand, and anthracite u firmly held at
e10.o0@10.60 for Lohigh, and at 5000 for Lacka'
wanna. There were no nsw featured to noto 10
tho flsh and dried fruit markets. Trading in
, hides and loashor was Biaok. Hay WAS in batter
supply, and mas woak It slght decline. Moth
Ing now wsa developed In tho oils, paints, pig
iron, and tobacco markets.
TIE yard trade In lumber continued fairly &c;
two, prices ruling about the same aa for aeTora
7 days past. At tho Wholesale market tho offer
ings mero rather Light, and nearly all tho cargoof
sspP 81 sssssaa , md % n
plata waa quita firm. Nails wsro in demand ant
| easy as $4.871G rasos. Iron and building ma
teriAla were unchanged Tho WOOL hop, ant
seed markota remala quiet. Qteen fraita mo
| with moderate inquiry. prices ruling easy To-
berries and now spplest while orangea wer.
higher, and West India fruits fsn, under ligh
| offerings. The receipts Of ponltry were large
; | aud tho dcmand On local account only fair
l. Prices uero woak and In tho huyars' favor
; Choice packages ct eggs brought full torna'
Highvines wero quiet. and frm At the rccent
l., decline. Yhoro were ffoe buyerH at 98o Per gal
lon, but none was offered as that price, though
Now York wan qutad down TO 92o. The nlarko
hero was nominhuy 88@88Mo.
j. Lako freighta Wodo quiet and 24o higher, Cur
riefa being Ablo 10 command Tho advance ID uon
Z sequenco OF scarcity Of vasaols lioro md fah
demand from Milwaukee, whio homo shipper
I wero not urgent. A total OF charters Was 70
4 ported. which will carry out 1lh 600 bu corn, q
Go, to Buffalo, bssidss ono charter last evening
/, 10 o.rFy out 5000 bu wheat: Through rates
by lake and rail to Now England points, wer
unchanged, at $50 for oozn yia Buffalo, and az
for do yia O2donsburgh..
Provisions wero .qulot but otroug. The publ
j, | cation Of the stocks In store ohuWcd moderate
dlminution, and thore uaA a good dolnand 10
d moats. partly speculative, This caused holder
= clear woro relatively Heak, and perhaps ooult
J, not be sold foz moro than abort ribs, thougl
quoted 16o per b higher. Dnyora would no
) concedo tho advance nskedl hence little trading
!. Tho hrrnncss In nloata canBed o4ruars Of mou
pork to ask Zoo per brl moro than twcnty-fou
was established las& eycning. Lard was dull m.
+ = shade easier, In m absonce Of dalaand
Tho market cloaed a. tho following range ol
pricea: Mees pork cAsh or sellnrJuly, @14,00G
Il 15.0Ot do seller August t1b.1h401b25; do sello
l.eeptslphaE. alhakalh6Q1A Do nnly paeatahar