, 1873-06-26
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Withdrawn from store yesterday for city cou-
sumption: 612 bu wheat; 572 bu corn; 2,1S9
bu oats 450 bu rye; 3os bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected Into
store. this morning, up to 10 O'Clock. Ito cars
wheat; 2soO bu No. 8 do and LOO bu rejected
do by canal 4391S cars corn; il, 800 bu No. 2 do
and 800 bu rojeoted do by canal; 48 cars oats ;
It, 600 bu REJECTED do by canal 1416 cars ryo;
! car barley. Total (o67 cars), s02, 900 bu.
The Secretary Of tho Board Of Trade today
called tho attention Of members to tho fact that
On tho 1st Of July tho momborahip will be raiBod
from s1o0, Is now, to $3.50.
Tho following preamble and resolutions wezo
road on Change to-day, and posted up for tho
information OF 1nembera. It will como up for
action In ton daya from date:
WuKnEAs, This Board, on Oct. II. 1905, voted, on
yicker be expelled from the Association and,
WuxuEAs, At a lator day the matter upon which tho
Coarts s of his ssts and Upon us esieneo Then pre-
sented the poeuon Of tic hessrs. Wicker WAS auH-
Resolved. Tint the disabilities imposed upon tho
parties by tho vote Of this Board Oct 49, 1905, bo
and are hereby removed.
A petition to CongreB8 Was circulated on
Change to-day, and will be Bont out through tho
West, asking for charter to construct q double
track freight railroad from tho Wost to the
East, The document Btatos TINT such railroad
would carry from Chicago to New York ton
nago equal to 450, 600 600 bu OF wheat each year.
HOT COIN.
Another posting Of hot corn occurred to-day,
aggregatlng about 1888, 500 bu, and swelling the
total posted to 100 ooo bu, or little less than
por cont Of the whole amount IN store OF Ill
grades. The postings OF to-day included A ,05i
bu in the Union, 28, 495 additional in the Fulton,
and GO, 1000 In tho National Elevators.
The Committee Of tho Board OF Trade, ap-
pointed two days ago to inquire into tue hot
corn business, have commenced their labors.
Yesterday they mRdo fow calls, and gloaned .
knowledge OF few facts, but just what It would
bopremature to state. It is equally difficult to
toll how long tho Investigation VII occupy them.
ly shipped out from the Northwestern Elevator,
tho business may be BOON concluded; but If thoy
take coguizance Of the pros and coma IN tho caae
Of corn in other houses they will probably have
moro corn may bo ported, In addition to that
posted to-day, requiring further attention on
their part. There is really good doal to bo said,
aud gathered, on both ailes:
two ago, by man who IL fully as we'll posted Us
is ia our hot corn that there iB not million bu
Of really sound corn in tho city; in other words.
that rs per cent la out OF condition. Thore arc
others who will not admit that there Inns boon
a kernel Of hot corn thua for. Tho truth proba-
bly, lies between these two extremes, and, how
near to either Of them will 10 known i'll all prob
ability in about week from date.
OF corn that has become heated, there can DO no
question about the point made in this column on
Saturday lust, that there ia no necessity for it.
Our hot corn is bought up. here by partieB who
ship it to Buffalo. whore, otter beeom-
f9E tPp S'n BY la4e 0sHS is put through efas es
driers, md cured 80 eflectualy thas it can then
be sent all the way to Liverpool without foar
that 1t will spoil on tho way.. No ono will dis
pute this assertion; and yet there Re arc n men hero
be done In Chicago to prevent corn from heating.
Even it It be impossible to provont 1t undor
present arrangements, Is it not burning
shame that tho groa'ttoat 5 primary grain
less to prevent tho produce Of the
Northwest from spelling while in it's temporary
Wo repeat the assertion made last FoeIs, that
sponsible for the condition Of tho grain coniidod
to their keeping, We should hear no more cries
Of hot corn especially il tho old discrimination
be revived betweon No. a and new No. 2. \ The
to pay tor the construction Of proper drying up
paratus but i they wore not, It would be much
better that grain holders should pay little moro
| for storage than to run the risk Of having a
! whole crop gpoil on their hands. It ia all nom
senso to say that such extra charge could not be
made undor the law, az tho psesent warehouse
| charges arc considerably creator than those al
lowed by tho new Law for the government of tic
bualnoAH of eleyatlng and storing grain,
| .; TIE MARKETS.
The loading produce 1narkots were again
| moderately active, except in wheat, aud gen.
| orally steadier in regard to prcoB. Tho rcccpta
| OF grain continue large, boing pressed forward
to avoid TIC higher freighta expected after the
| shipments. This tends to mako tho 1narlots
| weak, ESPECIALLY in corn; but the feeling Was
! stoady to-day, neyerthcess. : -
There was nothing new to noto In connection
with tho dry goods market. "A steady, moderate
movement il Witnessed in tho ,difror0ut depart
nent goods, and prices romain steady. Grocor.
les werc reported In fair request for tho season,
and formor quotations were pretty generally ad.
cd and powdered sugars, which wore of 10. The
.do1naud for butter aud cheese was light, Mt sub
6tantially tho prices ourront early IN tho week.
tho former selling at 10000, aud tho latter al
10@18o. In the fish and dried fruit markets
thore wero no now foatares to note. Hay was
again reported quiet but tho light receipts in.
duced iirm foeliug, and at tho moment tue
tendency Of pEioos BoaIns to be In an upward di.
reotlon. Hidea and leather continue inactive
moving to fair extent at 18I23@1oo for carbon
Mt 0So@a1 .03 fol, linHeed, at 73o for o1tra lard
and os@54o for turpontlne. Tobacco, pig iron,
and paper stock wore unchanged. Teas aro moy.
ing rather more freely, aud for tho " now CROP
which arc just making tlelx appearance-hnd
for tho best grades Of old, tho market is working
hrmer. Now Japan ia quoted at 0oc@al.o0 fol
choice to extra.
The lumber trade continues fairly aotive at
about former pricoa. Metals wero In moderate
request and Hteady. Tho demand for building
materials was fair, though not particularly
urgent. Portland cement has advanced, owing
to the higher prices elsewhere. Othor matorinlt
wore without change IN p1icey. Iron and nailk
wero unchanged. Common bur IL weak, bu
other descriptions wore atoady. Thoro wore nc
new fehtures to motto IN tho hog, wool, or broom
corn markets. 6eods are also unchanged
Green fruits continue in good request. The sui,
| ply Of poultry waB Iboral, and tho domand mod
crate. Eggs were also plenty aud easior.
uighwines woro active and easier, hollors CON
ccdlng 10 per gallon when New York was quotoi
as closing dull. There was a fair demand at thu
deeline. Sales we1o reported OF 200 brls at 300
| and 4Hn kr1a AZ R41<n nor rA11nr