New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
THE CHICAGO MARKETS.
HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF coRS-TaE WHEAT AND PRO-
VISION MARKETs-THE LARD ADULTERATIoN
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CHICAGO, June 14.-Speculation in wheat
nroduce remains very dull Wheat continues 10 come
in faster it goes out Notwithstanding the receipts
arc very small Corn the other hand Is movingaway
as fast as vessels be loaded and towed out The
shipments to-day $4,000 bushels, 100000 bushels
In excess q the receipts and the engagements OF vessels
represent q carrying capacity Of about 400, 900
bushels
II is said that the profit in the shipment OF to
New-York is petween two and three cents q busnel.
There is, however, tBng 10 do
ter every one from shipping. The profit Is
entirely dependent upon the OF the gran when
It reaches NewYork in passing inspection as No 3 The
shipper must get this big return, sell for July at New
York then buy grain ship 1t and hayeit as No
Q at the other end Of tie route. All the Kansas and
Nebraska grain grades II is said No 2 bat tho hazard
OF guaranteeing the quality 10 just enough TO
keep the shipping OF IL In the hands oi
David Dows & Co.. field, Lndley Co., and
few other nrms which have New-YOrk eads. and which
consequently save commissions at both ends The I'm.
rnense movement OF this grain is about the only feature
of the market Vessels chartered even before they
arrive here are spOuted" full OF almost before
they get their holds cleaned out aud are hurried out
bound for Eew-fork
No,vtthstanoing the great demand for cash corn the
snecuation in it is eless and the actuaton In prices
narrow It moved about all day within the limits OF
half cent, Traders say that prices thirty aud
,dxty days hence viii be controlled altogether by
the crop prospects,; and no one puts any
confidence nsw the claims either Of those who declare
that good crop is assured of those who predicts
ture People here are near enough to the belt where
corn grows to know that nobody can predict anyth1g
concerning II at THIS time Of year ts M aG
Inactive for this duest season OF the year. explain
the want of actiou In the fall OF corn. Inc juno
option closed at 554c and July at 56ose last nlgnrs
11t would appear that 81 10 ia sort Of
/ nroysrniai July wheat III gets very ntue
above and very little below upon very tlle agitation,
Phs hers 10 nothing new to be said Of this commoity
There has been selling by the old clique or oPlng Dy
alone 10 themselves. When they make their eighths
and quarters they make theD out OF others OF their
June wheat stopped at 81 1Oss Jay at 81 II y Sep.
tember ut ~ la si Haasr tsg nSuies geobcr over
cables ana the absence Of demand for the G0oOO0
10 looE for ,rie lower range OF pulls Sellers. how
ever rendered excessively csuions py ths sudden
soda water advances W which the market Is every
0f The o. gossps o. say that Phil s pOundiog pro
lever range Of prices The Armour brokers have been
Ssss, sas s'i ss Ignorant Of Xrmoars designs
a. the rest Of the world. packer at
named Witt WHITTIER are said to have bought large
quantity tho at about the poorest figures, and
1nese two onss Ths Very liberal receipts hogs this
week -23 600 today-iisye lowered live hogs aod eaa
riSs Lard is undoabtedly "pegged" by MsGeoch u
there was any doubt about this few days days ago
! hax been removed. Some very clever operators
/ are buying July upon their pork, not In lard
hnt In Me5eoch. PORK closed at SIS 27is for june,
SIs as for July S16 42i9 for year June lard stopped
| az 81 40, and July at $li 47i2
In the lard In vesrigaten two former employees OF row
ter asslied 70 pnttng tallOw and ufnmingz INTO the
lard ian rs while II being tried out The
nsf,op OF the chemists Deafontsiue Gibson Hush ana
Earkins was begun but net finished ProfeAs0r Deh
aiue was asked II wiling 70 stake ms proIes
snI renutaton upgn his ability correctly 10 analy 20
ten samples lard mixed and aduitsraed ~ expeIts.
He ana that he was pot Ine knOwIeose vi iA's
| ,eas ton lfufted and the methods were too rev.
| ltis always well to have professional nurse
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