, 1873-06-19

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Withdrawn from atoro yesterday for CITY con-
sumption B10 bu corn LEGS bu oats. |
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
ntore. this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 1877 cara |
vhoat; GOT CARS corn; 1900 bu No.2 do,
and $500 bu rejected do by canal; II cars oats;
cara ryo, 2cars barley. Total (72o oars), 01o,-
900 bu.
Al tho lawyers eay, "1tem." RETURNS woro
received this morning Of d 5000 lu lot OF corn
sold In Boston at 400 por bu, the oxponso OF
transportation md handling from tho station in
tho country being 800 por bu. The net return
10 tho shipper was 10 por bu. Ho sent 1t to CHI
oago, whore 1t was graded rejoctod /; this did not
satisfy, and ho ordered 1t forward to Boston,
with tho result above noted.
Tho average pEico per Genital Of spring wheat in
Liverpool during June of oaoA Of the yoara
from 1861 to 1870. inclusive. was 9s Cd and for
July, 0s 4d; which IN Ohicago WAS equal to
about $4,000 per bu tn storo. The present
price In Liverpool is therefore, much higher than
tho average for tho Bcnson, notwithstanding lib
era1 receipts on tho other sido OF the Atlantic:
It ia a striking satire on tho etornal ntness OF
commercial things, that J: u. Lyon has shipped
out nearly $500, 300 bu Of grail, from this city
since his suspension (or o1pulsion?), from tho
Boa1d Of Trade, not quito ton months ago. OF
course, most Of thlB grain waa bought on
Change, from mombcrs Of the Board Of Trado,
by other mombsrs Of tho Board Of Ttado
for him. OF course, also, It il necessary to tho
dignity Of the Doard that he should DO conAnod
to the sidewalk instead Of being allowed.to lose
his breath ascending those long flights Of stairs,
which tho provision mon object to. It la right
enough, undoubtedly but then, 1t ts also just 3
lttlo ollroua.
HOT conN.
4 correspondent writes from Rochelle to THH
1n5nuSz sa f9,lows 3tot ~, IA ~ ~, d.o,,,o T., our
put-up Job to throw tho market go low as to
enable somo parties to make fortune out Of it.
Corn in the country hons now commands 29o,
notice, yesterday, TINT the grain elevators woro
having a very dry day. Wo saw the streets were
bare Of teams, aud notice that tho shipments
woro reported aa nothing By both railroads. II
| present pricoB continue, Chicago will soon DO
| OF others. Hot corn may do very well to cry,
but any ono shipping corn knowa by his OK
perionco In tho inspecting department that no
| o,
inspected rejected for the most trihing EXCUSES.
Lee them CRY hot corn, aud in fow days they
| will CRY corn Of any kind. gu1ppEn.
We can only Bay that Shipper is mistaken in
regard to tho fact. Thorc Is hot corn in Chi
3, though tho shippers will not now take 1t on
receipts calling for No. q corn. Furthermore,
tho event with which Shipper threatens Chicago
is just what we have advised for two or throe
ers Of corn to hold up little till tho corn now
here can be turned over aud eent forward. II,
however, they cannot tako this dlsintorosted
advico, they must take tho conseqhences.
II is not improbable that there wiz yot be con.
siderable trouble about July deliveries of con
There is much roanon to believe that mono OF the
old receipts can bo depended upon, and tho ship.
pers arc already discriminating in favor OF frosh
ference in storage charges. On those receipts
thoy expeot To get cool corn, wh1ot
they do not expect il il has outrur
tic arst storage. Some operators think 1t not i'm
to ffat princpies, and declare corn regular onl,
Is IL S1 s bsFe thai is scp
50 dayp or over Is il . critical conaition, ant
nnon 1y DH the weathar.
"f''1 VIZ THE MARKETS,
The loading produce markets were less acttv,
today. With less extensive changes in price
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NJ at,r.. ,cora v,a,h,c IN Cha rn,rket for dr.
N9 enaneao MntD s,odarsta 1eeio ,"nvanant ia wi
goss goous ~ assn1o md fanav fabrios. and prico
nessGa ~ aM ~ a1cont for nnsoasonahle rood
a9e nse1y y,1ar l1'h; h;smda IN thn groccrv mnrke
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