Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1880, Page 6

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1880. rie second fis open Bit, and closed nt KX. Railroad bonds, In New York on Satuntay, were active and generally strong and higher. Erio consolidated seconds advanced froin &ty 10 do funded fs from W to 793% incomes from 40 to 40: {irste of Ut from 110 to 111; ington & Western Incomes from f2!§ to BI; Lehigh & Witkesbarre nssented from ihto § Mobile & Ohio firets from 10 to 10043 de first 1g toTisdo third debent@res anhattan Dench firsts from 105 to 1984g; New Jeracy Central firsts consoli- tited nasented from 108 to 102%; do adjustmonts from 10514 to 108; Ohio & Missisaippl sinking Oregon Hallway & Navie eatton firsts from 974 to1s; Onio Central tirats from HL to 92; Peoria, Deentur & Evan ‘irsts from 100 to 101; St. Paul & Minnenpolls tnnd-grants from 100 to 102, & Indiana Contral supplementary firsts declined from 88% to 88g: Cleveland & Pittsburg consoll- Hated sinking-riunds from 1194 to 110; and Great Western firsts frony 110 to 10914, ns firste foil off from 102 to 1019¢; and do sce- onds, after declining from 60!¢ to GUS, recovered sold at 873¢ and ris n allght increase in tho nereage of epring OF tho altiation of the wheat ero papers sinte that thy heated tern 4 proyallod tn that eattnented at ty Novertholonnt antue thiah wor A letter received In Chlengo yestorday states that the French whent crop fs below an averngo, ‘Thoro wns an error in tho flgures which cred- {ted Voledo with the receipt of one day last week. A two too much mado the quantity five times na grent ns it ought to have INANCE AND TRADE. Original eyatone, tha Caltfornia (oF Bodta Dia, ton daa that il tho wheat erat, in batty quantity and quatity, ati uf thd erop Is expected to REAL ESTATE, ‘Tho following Instruments woro fled for rec- ord Monday, Juno 213 crry, Propanry, Zlon place, 14 ft oul Loomia nt. nf, Qhxih ft, dated Jubedt David Leo ty Prank tne), . Hace, TU tee of Louinis st nf, xd ft, weed June it (Mame te Bymptoms of Growing Confidence in tho Valuo of Stocks, Delaware & Mudson nidtanapolls, Biovin= Wall Street Markets Not Active, 251,000 bu whent but Very Strong. debentures from from W to Oitgs 228 Freo Selling of Governments— Foreign Exchange HMenvy. Tho following were tho exports from tho four tending eftivs of tho Athintia seabonrd for the dates named: g funds from 1% to 117; siny U'leund 3 Wokento Werkend g x Tho Produce Markols Irrequiar—Pork Active Pe and Exciledly Higher—-Lard and Meals Strong. lot ny, Ls OF T 235 ft, einted June WU: Columbus, Chicago tue df Natta’ stir £3 fate June 15 (Wed ion Dike. Metregor ats W fea 08 Foe feeatutent Punto LW (AW Breadstoifs Faster, Owing to Fine Weather, and Larger Receipts of Graln. FINANCIAL, ‘The great case of money ts nffecting the rtock It ig estimated’ that the currency of the country contains one hundred millions more Bpecic than a year ago, This ta now making: itself felt in the loan market, which it could not afcct so long ag apeeniation wason the rimpant The Boston Commerelat Brdtetin, in an editorial cateutnting the prospects of the stock market, Kees something hopeful, tn tho wind. It thinks the recent slight Improve- iments show whieh way to look fur the coming of the multitude for tho next slx mouths. of stocks would ot show a healthy {inprove- ment Just now, at tho very opening of tho bot months when a dull market is. always to be ex- Maoutt. iiss... Tho following table shows the exports from New York fortho week ending Wednesday even- fug last, with comparisons: Kansas & Tex- avid Naisbury to Weekends Weekends ‘There was free selling of Government bonis. District of Cotunbia d.o53 were asked: the is, 08s bid and 109% asked; tho 44s, 1003) Did and MO asked; tho bs, 100% Wid and 10395 + the Gs, 1083; bid and 18% asked. Forelyn exehunge was henvy, with a Intger supply of hills, Sterling posted rates were 18614 and 413 netual rates wera 4853¢ aud 48814; 1 sterling commercial 48)4@484. For france, posted rates were 520 and 617% for Paris. Come clul franes were Gly for Parts, 624% for Antwerp and Havre, Marks were OX and HS for pusted, and 04 for documentary, Holland florins, 40%¢ for sight; Austrian florins, 41%: Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, 27! Chicago bank clearings were $5,700,000, Dis- counts were very quict, Rates range from 4@0 Per cent on call and 6@8 per cent on time, Cur- reney is still going intu the Interior. Now York exchange sold between banks at 24200 per $1,000 discount, Cook County 448, $30,000 were sold at 10040 10%. St. Paul 3s sold at 109 and Interest, Sales on tho Chicngo Mining Benard were: 600 shares of Chicago & Silver Cliff at 17! Shenandonh common at 22.90; and 250 abares 10g bid and 974 Ulton at nw corut socks of write CC and TH wainith at, 49 tt Sune i" (a ie tho ditcs named: fa) June 2h jsune ® | 188. | IN Matior to Richard Vor level of a year ngo. kag $y Q Heo, Hy 1570 Villu Ds. Aldine sasiure, Wiig Tew of F Wax I3b 44, huproy 1. Doment te Hatta M. Whituhendt?, iheenhen ave PROVISIONS, MOG PRODUCT'S—Woere very much unsottied at o Aigher range of prices. Pork was activo and buoyant! Itndvanced de pur bel carly, fell back Lie, and n eonded another io amid much excitement, pending which a great many shorts wero filled. ‘he sates of yeatarday up tol o’cluck ageregited about tho hale of our ontire stock of pork, and soma people thought that the exeltomont is over. Many of the purchases were mnie because the parties could not obtain monoy rapidly onough ty margin thelr trades, aud not A few bought on whot are known a atop orders. ‘The lard mariut was oxeited in sympathy, but relatively Meats were netlve und inuch stronger for future, bali atimutated by the movament In pork, but slippers would not pay a carrusponding ndvance wand expurt euts were dull. reported fal advance Inments, while the loenl hoy Murkel wnt atronger, ‘Tho shipmentaof atu cons Myus PORK—Advanced Bilge from tho tntest prieos ui tint nt SILA for reand lots or July, HLOetLsnss wellor Auuet, and eptotnber,, Sales sre WE, $1 adh Forty-fth at, 255 £4.97 of HL Gaved anne Wh te Il. bo a henlthy one; decline war over; was something real und soli to be expected, conservative culls attention editorinily to the fact that “the stocks and merchandigo markets are hinprov- It enya" ft looks very much now na if shortly tho stock market might break awny from any man's control.” The Chrontele prints complied from the statements: of some y rouds, which report expenses as well 08 exrnings, and shows by it that, white gross eurn- ings bavo incrensed 20 per cent in tho four months, January to April, net earnings have ine crensed 47% per cent, Owing to the better cone dition of business, cars that used to, travel with emall touds now carry large on very littie additional expense, not surprising, therefore, that, strengthened by: diminishing imports and fucreasing export: mercantile markets should now exhibit dechled- ty a better tone, nnd that bigh hopes should be sntertained of tho future.” monetary prospects, the New York Daily Bulle- fin aces nothing in sight to Ruggest.adrain of apeeie to Europe, The prosvcets of jrood erops at home and abroad, and tho large atnount of currency held in the West and South, make It likely that the currency movement to market the crops will be much smaller this year than overy prospect for nn unustiniy. eray money market this fall. The New York Dally Bulletin suys the abun- dance of money and the low rates are already stimulating the demand for Investments. Rall- roud bonds and the better class of dividend ebnores tre already sought by investors, and it ts Wu rengonnble euteulation that the former will at lest ndvance to a price.which will pay the buyer no mere than 5 per cent per animim, and the latter to a’ price that with yleld the buyer no more than 6 per cent annual Income. Evening Post regards the one thing relating to. the stock murket as well ag to mercantile bual- neag which {# settled beyond doubt to be that the money market will be extremely ensy cor- four months, probably for tho remuinder of the year, although rates will of course be higher in tho Inst two months of the year, The outlook for tho full trada though some branches are still suffering from the renetion to tho speculative stimulus which lust yenr sent the murkets Looming and kept thom so until a few months ago, The country is manently enriched by an unparalleled migration, and however the ttes af spe rise and fill, long term of yeurs of eubgtantial prosperity is: to be reasonnbly exe This chorus of confide by but one discordant vole. potnte [ts flnger at tho enormous shrinkage in. valucs, which lag caused great losses to spect Flyonixih wt, OF, Hix Sixt Ce In eamty block on’ Bite wt), (nine C, Noyes vt ul, to Abram Crapo! Barney at eit Cav fe oF Wet Riley, cited Muy 2 (tulen Me AMETS, WITHtt a SMILES OF TIE COUITHOUBE, Cutifornin ay, BM fts of te COMM Tedated dune a Giuliua ‘Murtha E, schariat), COMMERCIAL, mington nt, Of, We notu that Liverpou! THE UNION TRUST COMPANY HANK, Northeast corner Madison and Dearborn-sts, Iecetvos savings deposits undalluws Intorestonsnmo attha rnto of 444 per cont, subject to tho rites of tho were reported a 3.00 Deis Koller Auurunt nt $118) 6, “Fotal, 1h) bein, LOU Dein Mellor. Tho following were tho recotpts and ship- | iiiy ne gitve ite i ments of the lending articles of produce in this eity during tho forty-elght hours ending at 7 o'clock Menday morning, and the correspond ing time last years Tt regurds ft “ns Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, New Your, June 2).—The strength of Satur- duy’s closings has been greatly increased to-day, and it appenrs tu bo evident that, if marking up prices will result tn bringiug in the outside pub- Ue totake stocks that Gould, Sage, and a few others have been uccunmlating in the past week, thero fs to be no lack of energy in this direction. As itis well known, therv ure to bo heavy disbursements for dividends on various scouritles In July, amounting to many millions. It ison thig money that men who have bought during tho recent advance expect to renlize,and the game thoy are playing fg a very bold one. A atroug market was loked for to-day, but few «i the buoyancy which, simost without tho or faltering, hus prevalled to-day. from the street was so doterinined who huve remualned short closed p bon ioc) futurne, with in netive demand, wiitle ottiue descriptions werd slow and dull, bat nomlanily tlrmer, Wn aympathy with i Hf edt boxe shoutlers Fa We Ey IN bn xu In an estinate of r tty wellor Angunt, r. Peleus of fending cata ‘Of ninate wore ubout ns follows nt 1 o'elook for parely= raler Soptumbe Cured ments, 1b) Shart | Shoutes. & 8, roller duly. cloxed at $40, Iu Mad ne C6. tuoxe wht {70 besed; Cag Je boxed; long. quoted at Heese tor 1 RAINY NYUEALY, We’ iW overdue; Kreon M6 2734 biiDhhe! Tor shoulders, THGq4e for (e for short clenrs, Yatige fur linn, all eanvased und packed. Hulu, We quote white atGasie, und yo) . . Wes aquiot nt $12%9840 for moss, $815@0.01 Tor extra mess, and 215004 TALLOW—Quiot und stendy ot 63{u0e for city and ayasife tor vuunry. i BREADSTUF! FLOUR—There was mthor more doing In this mar- kot, though It was far from being active, and: thero wns nu tmaterinl change in tho fealing, Sales waru re- ported of ON bris wintarson private terms, 12d brie double oxtrad at #2, nd 23 brts rye flour nt ‘Potat, 1,575 bels, Export flours wero quoted at $1.2824.50 for oxtras and $1145.00 for eholco extras, OTHM MinLsTUNes—Were in fale demand and stendy. Sales were Tears bron at $25 middiings wt $9.05210.0; 2 curs shorte ut #00410; 1 enr whent screenings nt $5.0; and t eur cunrse core menl at 1.124 per SPRING WHEAT HMighytines, bri sf, Sh, eral strength. The close wis strong through: list, i ‘up to the best of the day. What will be tho out- come of the present manifestation it Is diticult to forecast. Money ts abundant, tt fs true, but the public bas so many burdens to curcy In legit mute Hines in consequenee of benvy overstocke ing and by reavon of general shrinkage that It 1s no wonder they have not as yet begun to buy stocks to uny considerable extent. Innetion, will whether Gould will be enabled to saddle them with hts present holdings or be foreed to Meght his fellow-professionnl4 in the rush to see who firsts ‘These operators are dealing without regard to too fact that low railroad frelghte are in prospeet, und that we are ap- perlod ng to crops, AB Wvance 1s purely professionnl, without any Ing conditions to give itn solld busts, pru- t people will very surcly abstaln, ‘To the Wealern Avsvetated Press, Governments firm, Withdrawn from store during Saturday for yeonsumption: 4,08 bu wheat, 359 bu corn, 210 bn barley. ‘The following grain was inspected Into store in this elty yesterduy morning: 4 cars No, whiter wheat, hears No. J do, 1 cur mixed, 25 cars No. 2 sprig, 0 curs No.3 do, 4 curs rejected, 3 enrs no rude (62 wheat); 2 cars No. 1 corn, 077 cars and 6.200 bu No, 2 do, 200 cars and 8,500 bu hich mixed, 16 cars new mixed, 0 cnra ree Jected, 18 curs no grade (1,500 oor); 74 cars and 200 bu No. 2 whity oats, $7 curs No, 2 mixed, th curs no gree (125 onte); 6 cars No. 2 rye, 2 enrs rejected; 2 cara No. ‘otal (1,505 curs), 17) 2744 bir whent, 884,100 bu corn, 10,22 bit onts, 2,049 bu barley, Tho leading produce murkets were very: ir regular yesterday. Onte were again weuk, corn tame and easier, wheat lower on futures, but higher for this month, witha istioss feeling hero during a grent part of the day, Provisions were nervous and unsettled. “bulge” early in pork, then a filling another advance, a goot many shorts being Mled In the nelghborknod of tho’ top. Uthor pork products were stronger in’ sympathy, activity in local meut fut- The afternoon feeling was is also pro hing the critical curs rejected, J S¥na loss nctlvo and srregutar, The markot for this month adeaneed Ise, und closed sfenbove the Intost yriew of Saturday, wiitte July des Lalvorpool win ro- cara extra da, New Youx, June 21. Railrond bonds strong, State scourities dull. The stock market wns stron prices alvanced Wants y st, With Tron Mountain, Granger and conl shares. Erie, Ohio & Missi: Nushvilio & Chattanooga leading thi 5 ontinivTd str cleus reacted” 1¢ alings fn iirmer tone ois disturbed The Graphite Ie. and closed hui, with Kuglikn country markets ensie Wy York was tune, white tho weuthor tn tho Yous about alt hut could be a the time fmimedintely prev Denriah feuting In futuren here, thi month wis strongticnedt by. dune shorta tiling more freely as. nw cunauquence of hy Contes appointed to decide on ico Of woent for May, Thera wore fuw her tobuy or to aull the hary A faverbte to nn advance ie shortaolling was discouraged by’ the bay alrendy been dixcointed Kellar uly oy denlings and the general t Tho result waen otter dasnnd, the enutions capitalists aro withdrawing thelr eap- itu from permusient engagements, and keeping it under their control by louning ft on enll ata This {8 not Indlentiveot 1 in London tho ond Board. when There waa wnother low rato of Interest, healthy condition of business, Btugnation and fecting of apprehenston in inane elul cirelés (8 even more marked than It 1s here, At the Stock Exchange the murket continucs to Do urtificla), Prices are marked up or down bo- tween professional * bulls” and benra,”" The almost unnntmaus report of houses doing a regular commission business Is Gut thelr cus- tomers are doing nothing,—or next to nothing in the market. Shoult the European crops prove ag bountiful as thoy at present promise, It ls not extravagant to say that they will not require moro thin hatf the amount of whent tuken Inst yeur and at not more than half the price. Such conditions would make low rates and close com- petition among the rulways, In such an event itmight be found that 8t. Paul at sand Lake roabove par would be as dear as wheat at $1.45 0 Bushel or plz-fron at $10,000 ton. In short, wo are of ophilon, says the Graphic, that our readers may have an opportunity before tho endof the year to buy some of the contingent dividend-pnying stovks 08 much below present quotations a4 the present price of wheat and Vig-ivon ia below the prices at, which they ruled uw few months ago, Yesterday's stock market was not active, but wns sery strong. Neurly everything on the list advanced in price, and some of the ening were large. At tho close there was sone reaction from the highest pricos of tho day, but no sign Tt is noticenble that the rise in prices, indicating, us tt 18 supposed to do, the Ins tention of tho leadors to muke watrong murket, 48 encouraging buyors. The outside public are tuking boll of stocks agaln. ‘Thu volume of now business in not large, out it fs growing. Aa tho Ist of July approaches the Inquiry. for in- vestments Improves, bonds and mumiel pal se York advices aro stimospall tulllah, Tho worthy philunthropiste of Wallatrect having gob- Died up all the fonting et disposing of it at in advance to the dear publlo. Itdocs not follow that because thoy want to sell, the atocks nro not w youd thing tobuy, A great many of these stocks were as good to hold two months ugo a4 now, but the outside operators, short of head or were frightened by Wall strect The professionals took advantage of thelr stocks, and aro Py foar thut the aituatto na mich ng It will be: Havaniend to DL fe, fall Uf 10 Wsge, und el Hellur thy mont! Noller Auguataul Ww Jorsoy Contral, 0... Northern SU New Yurk Centril nnued AE WEge, clon. nt NIG Nec, Ali¢e, Cash No.2 d wi Were reported of 10300 bu No.? eh nntc SLA BH bs Rejected was nominal nt evatoraand at about Gc o! WINTER WILEAT—Salos wore 1600 bu by sanipto at Waste. No, dred (n wore was intetly both for aot 8s CONN—Was rather quiot nnd easter, doelinin the Iitest prices of Huturday, {ah markets were dull, New York was lowor, und our receipts were much Varian, whieh was utfKot by eben nn unusually bie volume af xhilpinents, er tone In Inky frekghta wos aldo mfaverable to Shippers took hot rather y, ntl buyers of futures sympathized with them In wanting Itle, whieh mance it ingen sullliug ordera thut wore pork closed O50 higher, nt and $12.00 for August. At SOG: sellor $11.00 seller July Lard closed Ihe higher, uly and S6.2¢C4.05 for August, Short ribs closed at $0.00 for July. Gre lower, at 240 for Corn closed sc lower, for June and 3534@i5%40 for July. Onts closed 4@Y%o lower, at 254 ¢ for August. Ryo was stendy at Ge spot and Ose for July, Barley was 5e for extra 3, Hogs avernged Ge higher, at $4.20@405 for light and nt S4.200405 for heavy, Cattle wore dull and unchanged, with snles nt $2.50G1.70, ‘There was a quiet and unchanged inarket for domestic and forelgn dry goods, the cage ut this time of yeur, the demund Is mostly in tho shape of smullonters for tho rens- gortinunt of stocks, and the dually: distributions reach only a moderate ageregate. engy tono to the murket for cotton textites, Groceries were aguln reported active and the tone of tho market was firm, Tho only ganze in values was an adyanee of igo in sugars, the demand for which continues unabated, and tho supply but ttle, If any, tmproved, In good request and sold ut previous quotations, though the feeling is not as buoyant as a fow days nyo, Cheese was quoted quiet and weak, with Tutt cream goods offered at M@O¢e and part Dried fruits were dull and There was a good demand for sli tit sus tained priecs, Oll4 wereunchanged. Plg-lron and cont were quoted as before, Lumber waa steady and fn good’ demand, The yart-denlers report u fberal movement ta tho country, and the local sales are fate, Curgocs sold promptly, Wool was quict and unsettled, More buyers were uround, but they were gener ally trying to get concessions. hey were quiet and steady, The sced market wis Inactive, Bultor, sweet potatoes, eggs, and poultry were selling slawly to tho vity trade, Green fruits wore not so plent, varlotles brought more money thuw thoy did .at the close last Saturday, Luke frelghts wers quotod firmer at 04@oio for corn to Italo, und 040. for do to Kingston, “Rail fretghis were quoted # provisions and Wo on grain to New York, Quo- tations on through forolgn frulghts were stendy nt 4¥o pur 100 Ibs for Hour to Liverpool; 62530 for 7 Si3se for lurd and ments to Liv- erpool, aud 6630 for do to Antwerp, The receipts of wheat reported yesterday at Chicago, Milwiukee, St. Louis, ‘Votedo, and Do- troll wmwrogated 140,000 bu, and the shipments 0} x0! Wahnalt Pacitic, Hsia Western Union Spring wheat closed Juno and M!z0 for Jul; rket ensy ut 223 per cent; prime paper, S366 Ny. ring exchanze, W days, dill and weak at a¢ for July ond thin corn prices, was, howover, guderily a steady. ol fai nt soe, they Viraluln Ga, otd. Viruiniis Ge, deferrus tides: ry reported af Sd1daK LU Nt, oles Sud bu now Hh nitxudd and now mixed “auniple nt icerrige on trae BeaIYo treo on bontd cara, | bu, UATH=Were leas nelivo and wonk, declining Kare free offerings of cash ad Cotures, und Id eytie ‘The receipts wore latze, As ls usually Luke rio & Wastorn, Bas Cas HS No Aton ea 1 There [san lich & Witkesturea.! r pathy with other tarke) cuah ants wera dui, sum pos eine slow wt the break in futures liduced xume of the hurmise the dutiand was whorta to tuke thelr protiist a Soller Juty volt at Ri, Le & Sun Frvnelwed Ist. ie Ban E., pid 100, int proforced Ce BE La & Ne ¢! (t HL elosed atout thy wm ent Meas On Ne a Say of weukness, on board, ‘Fut Canada Sourhiord, ‘Milentgan Contral tho none futures, LOU) tnt gueh war alien at 7h4@s! Mrat-clusa raflrond urities are fri, TWO O'CLOCIE CAT. or, closing nt Y2fuite for Jun it: Weta, for Auuuat, Ngacdsise fur Aunts B14 (4 Violaware & 110 Ui MELO Fe Now Jurvoy Contral hic fOr Keptembory winter cold at i360. an) ck ire now desirous of Broom-corn and Atitust, Citta ‘cluner “Hines und TGs for A for July, (6 fur the your, ac and Ro fur 8 Wilt and moxt native hort of purse, Muuust, with salon of Tau brie at be #1, te 1.0} for Aust, $11.10 for Soptombor. and é for th Aur “closet ait, bike hs! ne AUutnty Witt ailga ot un j— Bales 10,00 Ibe at Special Dispatch ta The Chicago Tribune. Toston, June 2—The stock murkot to-day showed considerable improvement, Muillronds were fairl a t furlington tity and tone, tty Rook sold at us; Chit ady at Boe for Axspecimens of the figures to which It 1s pro- Posed to put stocks inthe next bull movement, 05 {9 given for St, Maul, 105 for Northwestern for Luke Shore, 95 to 100 for Michigan Content, UV to 115 for Weatern Union, 40 to 45 for Wabash common, and 70 to % for the preferred, Burlington & Quincy made 1, to 1213; Rock Island 144, to 10TH, after selling nt 108g; C,, C., C.&1.1,to 74; Morrly & Essex 3%, to 105893 Michigan Contral 4, ta 01; Luke Shore tho preferred 3, todis4, tho preferred 1, to Wabneh 3{, to 90%; the preferred 144, to » tog, after welling uta; tho’ § Bt Jov 3, tous; the pre + Kunsas & Texas 4, to 3; Hud bon Wg, to Tir Luckawanna 1%, to 18g; NERAL MARKETS, BROOM-CORN-Wns steady und quiet. Small ore ders ure Alled, but Itty lsu bs boing donos Cholee hort and enrpo! i GUS; Boston & Providence, I @ii; Now York & New Ei Bonts—Union Pac 10 Tey DD, Boy LE} : tlus' Ux, Hunat, 102; Hurtfor a THs Mantorn 43pu, tuw, U4, svemod to have taker a sudden start, and: been neglected for a long tino ent and quite inrgely dealt hy Je attributable to the fayvoral vurlous nines, and also the present tleoness in tho privo of copper, ‘Thoy wore ull showing nd iis several cases ud= 3 Bustern, ds | do to Chase Gi. Tew dipped, du Hiteriae and c ty. Shippors, exporters, und the local trata continua to buy with falr liborntity, om ‘The following was tho movement of produce reported from Now York yi Flour, 17,017 bris; whent, 570,060 bi; corm, 608,800 bu; onts, 43,850 bug cornemeul, 210 pkyar rye, HOO bg malt, 8,000 bu; pork, 1,181 pris; Leet, 5,670 brig; cnt ments, 4,280 pkygu; lard, 6446 tes; whisky, 500 Urla, Exports for forty-cight houre—Flour, Drla; wheut, 237,000 Lu;.curn, 444,000 bu; outs, wriduy Recolpte— Erfo 14, to Bu} Northwestern Hy to Wy roport from tha considerable strong Vanes of from ja@l country orders buying materially Increased within tho paat fow days, Iricos were pretty well sustainod Pe ala Juno 21.—Consola, 03 9-10; account, Alerican securitics—New fia, 105) 48, 110s Milnoty Central, Woes ‘entral,O2$43 Erie, o, Amount of bullion gono in. £16,000, Pais, Juno 21 MINING STOCKS? BAN PRANCISC BAN Francia, Cal, June are the closing quotations at the Stock Hoard: One vf ourChieago operators hay bought for shipment during tho past ton days 423,000 ti of wheat In Milwaukeo, “Tho demand here some to be on the Jncrense, but whether to fll shorts ortoship iy not known qutside, The grain ts, however, moving out vory freely, und appears to be wanted In Europe at tho prices asked for ithere, The chief cause of weakness in wheat on the othor side af tho Atluntic Just now ta boe Hoved to bo the free oiferings of wheat of tho comlug crop made by parties In Amerie: for shipment induy and August ts offered by eublo at very low prices, aud buyers naturally abstaln from tuking more than thoy can help at tho bigher fyures asked for tho whent now in hand. ‘his nccounts for the “bund to mouth" attitude of foreign buyers, The Now York Produce Exchange Weekly sayat sjurts of the wher Teveruvly, and a is uatiinated us Iron Mountain 234, to 47; Western Union 4, to WAX; Atlantic & Puello i, tu 44: Chuttas hough M4, to S96; Texas Central, to ot; stern 2%, to x; Canada South orn 14, to 66; Northern Vacitle 4%, ta 264; tho preferred %, to 48%; San Frunelsco. 9, tu ut; Miuneapohs 14, to 55; Sioux City preferred 4, 744 Chesupenko %, to 1014; tho first prefer- red, 1028; und Now Orleans , toi. Ailnots Central lost 4, to 104; New York Cen- and Slunhattan %, to 3), Tho dividend on Michigan Central and Lake Shoro will be declared to-mnorrow, Bt Vuul {a reported to huve earned {ts year’s dividend tn tho Just alx months, Tho Now York Herald in tts Apuncial article uttucka the coal stocks savagely, It says thut, with feeble progpecta of puying a dividend, a greatly reduced demang for thelr product, and tho lond of preposterously bigh-priced conte junds on their shoulders (which every burnor of . oul te tuxed ta pay tha interest ou), tt would écem that the shure yulues of aru absurdly highs sucouds, ST; Readlug, WALS—Were in domand and stwady, ‘Th production af mutorlals is now umplo, and xomo think prices ure about as low ua thoy will bo: Luke Erle & W. Common brick. —The following Comnien cong rt | Visstoring bale per bu., CHESE—A quit, ed market was Buyers ure very conservative, and are. taking only such quantities us oan bo Immudiately vlacud, everyone untletpating lower pricey, Ono yoar avo full cronue were sulling ut Su@Tound part whim at ste. Wo quol tril by, to 1283, The reportsat Uh Oregon acy exceed OU) tans fur export Th provisus yours, however, thy rst cathuutea OF thd uve boun exneuerated, Cunnda have stud promise, ‘Tho re ceport the prospects we uxcocdinut Fa xvud yiuld, especially of woot, riguiturel Department roports ty oonditivs of the ius Wheul wp syuatkebiy guvd Wuue 1), Market ts Ins vetl¥y, conmmUIS Nut curiiy 10) taky aupply ut tho uricos nuw ruling. ‘The following pricos Orguon whaus ere Runge hid nut... ‘Tho cured crops these companies Brasil bloc! Witininatos RGGH=Wor por dozen Tor froah packager FIQUITS AND NUTS—Tho situation of the markat woe unchanged. There wan just ® band-to-mouth demand, and uoihing more. "Prices continua to TAyUr buyer: suo nosey! POURIGN, $0 Q 0 Blga, tayerssccses 1 ob Ay Arrarkian prriies, Ol... ayia h ‘MHPkiel printos, now. Coe 7 Itataing, 225 a2) Hatstne, 1 285, Hlxine, Hntsing, DOMESTIC. Apples, evaporated, Apples. Abples, Peaches, Knepborel Minekberries, Vitted cherriés,,’ Fiberta. Almonds, ete walnut " raztls. o 8. eran, oe wee 12 NG FISH —Jubbers xeom well plensod with the general situation, Btocksnre it good condition, the demand r cea cinghny mara than iuial stone urgent Hotow are thoquutations: 3 5.10 ESESER * ereees ‘ nih jotlund, ¥ W box, t iri GREEN FILUITS--Herrles wero th request and tirmer, the recoints baing unusually Neb Apples wore ‘plonty nnd slow, ‘Tho hot weuthor makes ipmons netive und 1 Applon, var box IMaekborries, per chee, 1 ‘ver cusy Of'si qi. Tenions, per bax. Granues, per box, aan etttncth oS tt hore wis nnotaer ‘witeance | In And the narket wns netive and etrong at Although Jubtors aro. inaking. ovory. ey aro unnble to Ket aupplies forwned nigh to mock the demand, whieh I Innga nl= exertion, fast host berand precedent. | Sirup, rlee, und coffees ro- ‘hora was hn active gonéral movements muted rm. Carolin. Lantslana,, Hangoon «, uahud und puwils unuluted standard WUETeUs, Ne. ‘stundard = LOA 2 Wea Tia y Choleo com or sugar, 45 GAs Prime corn or azar, peace 42 Ge Bale to scond cori OF BtiKatsccssssceccesee cent IaCkethattecsosee b aX Chotve New Orlei fA i) Prime do, 3 8 Gear Katr da 4 QO common do. os $0 eds Allsplee, fone 14ans Kepner ayn Penne! sgt Nutmg, 5 G18 tay iry from guip pupa 2 ilmothy, P tan, a3 13.00 Amothy, 11.00@ 11.83 wit Dat Bike Ki 0 Tu- ured) Hides, AML wotghts, B DesseeseserelO Gl mined hides, 8 8 Calf, F Dives, uW Dry-entted, ¥ Bs. W@IHG Dry tint. oti Sheen pa 36 OLLS—Remuln rom mnchine- ry oils, fur which the demand is fulrly activo, the Troveront is slack. Wo ronent our dint Carbon, 110 deyreas test. n Carbon, Uitnals Le, 160 deurees tont. 12. Carbon, headileht, dOwreen {aA ,. yg Do, Miohigan and aconsin prime whitto, i” Do, Mehigun and Wisconsin wator witte, qt ae BS a Hy (Ks Neutafoor oll, atrletly Nuntaroor oll, exten. Newtaroot oil, No. Te Hank ull. Hteatta, Turpor Minors oll. Naptitthia, ¢ Gunultne, dundortaed Gusatine 8 deseo evece i 0 horMtobs—Wore Wore plenty itd Woakor nt & @LM por bri ;TRY—Was tn roquest and stondy, Chickons bol AU IGse per D, and aprlnge wt §2.4X0.0) por dozen, ure kore were tulet ALUGaTe por th, SEEDS—Wvere quistund unchanged. Millet sold at Sreatiziie, and tinx nt £1.25, Timothy beoughe $2.06 saller Auguel, Gam thhiethiy was norainul, Other sods were tnirdiy wientiones SALT —Wns in request and steady: Finu watt, ® bri... Conrae wilt, bri, Duley, with bau wiry, without en Aphuin dalry, P wnek, se a WITS V—Was in’ thir demand’ at’Shturday's nd- vanced, Sales auzrecnted 400 bein dnlahud goods on the Insts of $1.05 per gallon for highwines. + WOOk=Moro inquiry is reported, but buyars and sellers are willl far npurt as concerns’ prices, olla Ing are tho quotations: Good medium tab Course or ding: ne unWnatied odlima unwashod Roar lain wished flevca,, and courso washod LIVE STOCK, cnicago, CATTLE—Recolred Sunday and Monday —} snray time last weak, 6825; total fast woul, 11.78% shipped Inst week, N22, Aside trom arass ‘Vo for whtel there wor a guod demand frum local ea neni, thore was iin entire absence of anything rene: Uilug activity in yosterday's cattle niarket. Shippers tried to crowd down prices anothor noteh, but thy amialinuss uf tho supply Of fat enttiegare holderscon- fidence, and yrteos wore fully sustained, Roparts from the Kast dtd not Indicate any very Important, ghauga In thy altuution there, but atiluvars seemed urdu} thut the ture tunnber Of cattle MERE forward, uring lust week would pruvent any recovery of priven, if, Induod, it did nut result ina further do- cline, and thorefore thore was a {llsposttion tu move gautousty. Hxportors took tho best droves at Bilike 470, und thoro wis fair nuniber of eles to shinpura AESWUELAG, Nenrly a tind of the supply consined C'Foxnns, ‘hoy nuld to tholuent tdv it Shtinct ls, thoxe buying commen to good droves, avorig: Mur from toto 1) Bs, hin nutlve wrusnurs wore Hegleeted—nelitior cahnors nor butchers. wanting thatehiiswhont Yoxuns ura-to be bad=aud prices Wore weak und ruthor lower, QUUTATIONSS Fiatra Boores—Geadud wt tba atid Choleu Heures Fin wolshing L2d) to 14d th oe Goud Hovves—Woll-efutionad steers, Tait 1,150 $a Lab Bs rrr Modiuin Grades—stoard th tale eel, LAU 12) Poss ADGA wyooi10 ers tind ‘olty slaughter, vec ary MGA AUD Babs ono, nee see BUOETLO Infvrior=iAgie aid thin cows, hultuni, suits, buts, und sent 7% seeeees BBO TS c Vents, por 1 w " CATTLE BALES, Price, Now wolglis vO. Al No. F #2 Texna, 47 Toxuas.,. HOGS—Meculved dur Bunday and Monday, BT Mau Any Inet Waele yids tout Liat wel TEs shippod ust weak, 295) ‘hure wae unt active nil strona Hoi inrkot. Aithonut tho supply was considerably larger than’ the averue fora dtonday, thure woru low wiory hogs thats thy trade roqulrod, nuurly afl olling und ut prices ruling de hiehor, thant for Baturdny, though the turkot elosod rather vasiey thu i oponail, Vous to pris lube auld Wt shed th nd pune wavy ! with" mise Hhuckilnt iruitgatunatly Wk Bh Helps wore it Monund at ess ah. - . i HOG BALE, No. Ay, Price No. ‘8 $1.05) Oh... fae 0) 4 jak 4.) BU, iy 4.50) 20 ay 4.w) GS, iy 4.40) 2, vi SU) TU, 4.40} 8, 4.4) 4, 223 ah) aia 4K) Ta a | a tb 4 KY 40 4 i 4.05 4 13] 40) 4 1 Ale Yah B.C 1h ny Lad ie 3.4 : ‘ SIE ave during Bunday and Monday, $41; aauiotina Panera Tutu, last. weeks 2M; slipped last woos, 28. “he donund was suficiont tu whaugb tlie sual éapply, und prices ara sustained at $10\6425 por 1 Iba for poor Lo prime yradas. ig NEW YOK, é NEw Yarr, 21,—IexVEA—Hecelpts to-day and ited oy tar the wok, Bosh inarkot wont With wluw sales; D0 prospect Of clearance; selling rato n fraction lowor than'tridny, ths lower than the xoneral sale: fow oxira stvors rotnliod at J0@l0\4u, but OYa way Hing rate for strictly prima expurt enttic. and fe was the range for ordlunry ta good lola; fab Caluendo atittors, auet na wore In di ALOEEIOC, went AL IMSICer xp StoGen nt’ M(auNer shipmonte to: and (7 live sheep: qnartars beet, L00 Hye sheop, 1 carcasses mutton, Toceiyin inst two dayn, 7400; for week, h- fy iiarkot, rachor quick, nd fully 759 por 100 pigeratoly activo and biahor: primo steam, Rzyq “HU erRn—Dolty buyors favors 1224 Chien tout ang ham tal ad Rach ges —Noniinal at $1260}. ch, ckulurain in were aune, h-Whe: pens, 21,00) bint in wok muy rat ed WLUT TAL for the weok, 2! Mit, Juno IF quluts Western auporting, 43331 do family, GHAIN-Whoat lower and wonkt No, winter red, spot. HBMGLEBL Juno, AUatint, ELARAL USS: orn—Wertorn luwer and i mixed, spot, We; June, W4auAKe: Juty, stenmor, 480 nakod. Outs dull und enn; shar do mlxed, ya cuator nto ite, $m; far provinun week, with alow trade und bad quoted bolow murk of Friday ONR—Stand; ta yortorday nnd tondiny, 10,2) Oo WedR, Hone offerct ighterers) nominally wenk, nnd down RANT LIDENTY, duly, Sh t3#at FAst Linenty, ending this diy, je aAINT BAUS throu suply for ‘this woe! -CATTER—Recolpts tae; Vonnaylyanian A¥-—Stuady; prime to ehvlea Ponnaylyania, $17.0) y ighernnd firm, Moss mi Atos pork ata uate." Macon: olears Hams, Ifetige, Lard. ‘ glorren—Kiemy primo to choles Western, EOGd—Kiem nt 10 13¢6. rudy nominnty refined firm ats Ilo cursos, ardina Vine wok Wo Weonstdorably azo hy adont 23 londa. AL borinning ta come in and will for fcus aro alay easter, and mora country making the demand totter: boat, good butchorn’ ess, wi tise to Mehh #44400; bulls and fat cow ay 4 head. LoGs—lecaipts, Yess weok betara] BUEN —Iocoipts, against 22:00 woe! ‘wook's prices, Rerrato. N.Y. Juno 2-6 conalimed ‘through, aalenray market ‘riday's prices; buyors holing off, hoping to ab- tain concessions, BIELP AND LAaus—Receipts to-day 2°00} cons 1 cara: ninrket dully prices a stindo Jower; run of through stock bern), heavy shoep en- ly newleetaiks quotople fate ELIE LG: eholeo to funcy, #2 G40} several enrs romain unentd, Hoos—Haceipta to-day 462; consigned throusty cara; damund fair; prices higher; offerings genorally: Of wood quality: aales of Yorkers, atralght to chuice medium, @.the1.A67 sovern! funds of aolocted macinn wolghta' taken for export nt €4.05; best xrades dl Ths total for wank, 14.565, ngali thtiadolphing, 81.656: 3 a total for the wool, 1520, mY YONS roy stondy nnd wbuue last | [yyne Weaoe. Sigur 4 Wirisiey—Stondy at #111104, Fumtaitta To Liverpoos, pier seamen, Cab guy" oe anes Ge pris bus ts funy me TTLE—Rocolpte to-day 25,10) tus corn, Wis) bus com, 19.2% Nt cari AW ble Pt PHILADELPULA, PHILADELPHIA, mostly for frosh ground wintor famili wants of the Joval trade; Minnesota medium uld stock, $1,.70G4.555 da choice, xoud, $25; do holes und fanes, Kid; OMG ond, 6; do rory choleo, 65.5); asprin 4.45. Itye flour dull and lower: $4.20) GRAIN—Whoat 121941 No.2 red June, $1.21 bid, slened throu good clipped shuop, pp ov. ostly henvy shoo a Palenta, $4809, 2 red. olovator, HZNG asker; July’, unsettled; No, Jane 21.—CaTTLe—Stendy, with falr do- jaan fur tintlves: grasa ‘Taxuns tn Inrao mupply and alipors, BENCH); Koad: 0 edt; meiilum 1y fair, $LiRKaA. OSD; exns wad Ti 30; abl pmonta, and unchanged: recolpta, 100; no —Stondys Yorkors and altimores packlig and butcher’, #.10¢4295 conrse tecolpts, 040; shipments, 1,200, Jowor; choles to fancy stony; hiuh iized on trok, bis4 Seiler steamer do, Mkehiaet wall mixer seo bid, Gye sh fc arkodi Mumramibar, bil 130 atked: Futy, 1 ‘S$ $12.0061220. 3 falter pickiosy Mams~Smoke, Uae Miiog but tein; creamery oxtra, 2% oud to ehalen, Little: joniugylvanin) extras, Euos—ttusior at 1! M— Firm at iC, MEY —Firm at ttl, RUPTS—Flowr, 2 4 unis, 9.000 tn, BAttimone, Juno 2.—BReY CATTIE—A trifle moro it, very nea Kravasseiae ak quan: eUtecee et oll; very heat, $.2%¢5.50h41 frat qualliy, 15.1265 ‘ GREE Ou} ordinary phivedstees most pnlos Activoy best wrndes 11 jorato demand; guotation: Hg creamuary, 20, 8017, Quotations— ah 9 SOKA ITIES recelin, KEP AND LAMIS—Hecelpt ELIOGLAF Tamibs, $1005. KANSAS CITY, Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, June 2.-CATTIN—Tho Price alps, “1.889 head brisy wheat, 914,00 bu; cora, TS—Wient, $1,000 bits corn, 59,00 bu, NEW ORLEANS. New ORLEANS, June 2h—FiGun—Stendy, with» Miporiine, #LO¥aiL5; 3 lich. prracten, 85,0028.5716, GitatN--Corn active und firm at Woe. Onta quiet, KANNAS CITY Current report 19; slow and wonk; native Ivy ntockars nnd fos Fy RLOGAT.A curnefed Colorados, Toxus, RLOWGELD: a Ltods—Reculpts, and Urm; cholew, $1! » XX, M1 e"Tannss Seabuentan e COrTee Bae enn, F202 TS 17 hends shipments, 234; GAL; nuixudlpaeniing, BBSas. CINCINNATE. Ryrligts eiduerte bg Dal RUgs ex Fiakgeby reculpts, IRAT—Quicl nt $2.1802.25, ThAY—Qulots ordinary, $1400; primo, #ia0vatroy chaleo, sthuKe20.0), PNOVIBIONS—Vork active, firm, and higher st #20, Lard steady; tloree, Tiger Kew, ie. Army shoutde iors, Bier eleur rib, 7340s ult WHIKK: eee + Wi ‘aunry to preity oud entnman, prime to chuleu, 84oiS}6e; yollow clarl y 0 cholew, Scare, Sight exchange on Now York #20 per ict? coramon, §1,25 Kt, F alipments, 1d, POLIS, Juno 21, Hogs—Firmorg @1.2584.30; rogulpla, 220} abipmenta, LOX ty loose, | #1.75; pack rand wparket) ‘ira LUMBER, ‘Tho cargo market wor quiet, being Hehtly stocked, About half a dozen sales wero made early, which nbout cleared the platter, ‘The compotition for tha atutt wasabarp, and prices wera bid up suddenly, Muskegon ploce stuf brining 8.50, und nothing. in the way of inch wns undor $10.00, ‘Tho nom- estar n reeittied, $1,001.10, inlut Out tems Thy cargues, ore Blots canimion to oulanun oratnaes a MONETARY —! $L0u premium; ‘Tha recolpts worse Nberal, but very Ilttle of this mpped AL tho sla docks, inying Leen suld on the ba detivercd nt the local IL ta understood that con heen sold in this way, and this tho smuil onering of cargve: following in the range ut Green plece stutt, Green common In Gruen medium. Green good ine! ST. LOUIS, 8T. LOI, Juno 21.—F1.oun—Unchansed, t unsottled, lower, und weukt No. % cash; $.W0GWKe June: BYES v1 WHGAGAC Augunt: BGSK0 tho year; No, 1.3 asked: No. 4d Baio cuahs igo Ju other sido tourrive und advances. ‘Tho ly. Outs lower; eAD—Dull at dye. Hoak—Unchunged, 3 Stenily nt $109, PuOvIstONR—Vork strong and highor: $12.0) eash July. Dry salt ments rm and fines for winter ment, ki Lard nominall; ie market. Some trms are talking of higher prices for Following are tho secon clear, 2 wnd i inch, Frat und second elenr, Eels Inet Whird clear do... Firat und second "Third elvae do. Common ares: Flooring, second comnion dren Y rds, Oe Iueh, rough, Yourds, 1041 inch Tate common grades, Bucon higher at ent, LWW Litt corn Deine whet, 2,000 bus af reer Lu bas corm MORI ET: TOLD buy oats, 17,0 buy oats, 2800 June 21. FLoun—Quiot; Western supers fine, #5.2503,56; common oxtras, MUG; Wisconla extras, H.25G600; Minnesota do, §.00@tS; winter whoats—Ublo and Michigan, $5.00@50; Ttinols and Indlann, $0045.75 Bt. Lois, 8.20.25; apring wheat patents, MLOOGRYS; winter do, #.0G6.25, Guatw—Corn firm: mized and Jand oxtrn white, 44 milxadt and No, J white, dveita, “Kye BETERN—Choles Westorn creainorion, 2 packed chalen, Walser ex Huan—Western froah, 11 CRUTS—Fluur, GO) br BSUIPMENTS—Flour, 8 brs; corn, 2,00 bu, Commoti board Conumon beards, Ni Dimenston stu ollow, SYAST Ye, Ney No, 2 whita xtra, following statement shows ti hand siitigion by water from ths SawnAw Pramen to good, 1G. te Juno 1, with come corm, 63,000 bu; wheat, Lumber, m ft.a, Lavtit, mi pieces, MILWAUKEE, MILWAUKEE, Juno 21.—GRAIN—Whont firm: opens ed Me higher, and ctosod woaks No. 1 hard, $1.07; No.1 Milwaukeo, $1.02; No. 2 do, (Her Juno, Toi July, Wher August, Wie; No.t Milwaukeo, Kio; No. 4 nt Te} rujectud, ue. Corn lower; No.2 No.2at aye. Hye quivt; No. Lat ise. Uarley TUOVISIONH--Quict and hizhors mi cush and Juty: $11.8) Auguat. Lard, duly: Rid August, FRRIOUTS—Wheat to Itkcniers—Flour, 10 Unley wheat, 12000 bus oats, MYNTS—Whout, 4,000 buy corn, 4,00) bu; ooty About one-fourth wa aie fomt from tho river this year to tho, forwarded during tie whole uf taal BY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN, Special Dispatch to The Chicaoo Tribune, LIVERPOOL, Jung 211120 a. m, of Mayas was Dic. Onta declined ons pork, $113 ond PLOUN—No. 1, 1743 <I GRAIN — Whent Winter, No. 1, 10s; Noy os No. 2 fe white, No. 1, 94 10s 2, 848d; club, No, 1, 10s 3d; No. 2, Os3d, Corn—Now, PROVISIONS—Pork, Os, Lard, 379 fd. JaveRvouL, June 21, enslors sles, 9,00 bal Anterican, 6,20, CHERAN—Fine Amorican, is, 'ovisioNs—Bacon—Lony oloar, 346d; short cloar, LOUISVILLT. UISVILLE, Juno 21.—Corron—Firm at MMe. Uit—Slondy; extra, K.GCAI; oxtra favilly, $75 ¢ A No. 1, H.7566.25; choice fancy, H.WGI25. GRAIN=Whont dull and Jowor at %o731W Corn qulots No.4 whito, 42e; do mlxod, 40c, Onta quicts No, 2 white, BSkie; du mixed, Ko. Myo dull; No.% ‘Evoning—CoTTon—Dulland speculation and export, 1,00); D PETROLEUM~72(A, LONDON, June 21,—Retined petroleum, ANTWERD, Junu 2, ‘The following wore rocolved by the Chieago Toard LIVERVOOL, Juno 21. winter, ts Id: No, ‘AY--Dull and unchanged at $12 WIKTONH—Pork wenkor nt 1.0, Bulk meats uctivo, Hihor: whuutlers, £1.50; clear ty, Macon strong and hitters ahouldare, ‘i ‘Hams—Suyar-curad, {aie WKY—Actlyo and tirm wt sL07. CINCINNATI, CINCINNATH, ino 21.—CoTron—Qulot at Nie. rongary favully, $4085.15: fancy, #5250 fund oasior red apring, tt 4d¢ No, 3 dtu, 8 it. Carvous ‘ot conal red winter duelined tt. fo ariveWheat duit; non) dociinod 1s, Corn i Bacon—Lo 1 and deprossud at (UK. Wheat rther doll. wurkota x sade lower, LONHON, JUNG 2L—LAVi atendy ut he dd. ALA held, while whites uru vory of, is, "MAT Corn atondy, + Country GRAIN-Whost dull and drooping; No, red, $1.10 Corn easier: No. 2 mixed, 380, Outa dull und une y- OVIstONN—Dork excited and highors £12.) tga Geass, Tank dunks ateone and MRE Hucun—Activa i. f WHIsicy—Active nid dent nt $1.07, Uvrrei—Avtiye aud lends onaley Woatora Iteserre, Ielvo; choles Centrut Ohlo, 121s, rE: ii, Corn wtondy. Whent wtoudys fatruyernue ret wit Corn—No carzoos offerod an sale, cargos wo—Whent inactive. Corn sloady,, Fair av= wat for alitpnient ‘during Wo promunt and fall ota for whent: Ue past Wook, 2,W e250 NEW York, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, New Yous, June 21.—Gnais—Whent—A furthor and quite verfous depression In: the prico of winter krades, receding Iya62}(c, No. 2 white suffering most, und spring urndes 14@240, under very free reculpts fund genornily urxent offerings, Atn reduced tigure o indorate dugroo ofaellyity te noted. A further Im- Provomuntin ocuan frdlubts an much Myhtor offure ing of necommodution for early use worked wzalnot No. 2 red at 10,00 bu do, August options, at FLUN{GbLWi{: 10 bu Nu, mb, Mt F110; 4K bu No, 2 Milwoukea cholco hant Northweat spring at #1.1U@1.U, . Corn further deellned helo, as tuttienced In part by uns usundly liberal arrivals, the caxurnoss of sellora to placa supplies, and hardening of véenn frulkutss mixad Wostern ungradud, 4cebtt{e, Oats In mod- vrata damund ata further reductiun ‘of about 8 bu on free nnd urgun a Chicago quoted ut o A Tehady eawlert vorios of Hugiish wheat dus TOLER, O., Juno 2.—GRAIN—Whent weaks sme bor Milehizan, $1.10; No. 2 rad Wabush, spot and ly, DIO; Aupust, Hh; Juno, Hts Ja No, 3 rod, $106 Co aud bur bation, KEN TH—W host, 12,000 bur corn, 34,00 bur Dae Dad Whent, 4 KANSAS CITY. Bpectat Diapateh ta The Chicago Tribune, KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 2—Guarn—The Price Ourrent roporta: Whoot—Nocoipts, 35 bur sbipe aoa Suivments ‘Duy tharkot slows No, 2puah, Bier July He DETROIT, Dernort, Juno 21,—FLOUR—Dull and unchanzod. GRAIN—Whent heavy; No. | white, #husy askeds 10 arriyo, S1O0¢5 Juno, #10141 July, 81.01 i mullite No. inuminal, Doluth apring tolferltga, clos) Ha close at dskea Ht quoted about ax Westorn fast sold for export at PHOVIsIONS Hug further deelded rie 314 August, (OXO bts Ho nakant; Tocolpta, 4.00 bity abtpmonta, 1,00 b BUFFALO, as UPFALO, Jono 3.—CGuaiN—Whont dull and hol ora tem; 4,0 bu No, 1 hard Bhoboygan at #118 Com dull and unsettled: -carlota of No.2 Westar at Outs offurod nt sit 40 £ UsNab PRRIOW foray pring wood requostatn in pricony meas pork in demand prompt dulivery, quoted wt $12: Fi moss TUtHOR HUT saKEht, und quitod about d0.240 por be}, dune options tenving olf at s13.2 L2G, Cut nivate ‘moderately dealt In at former ut tirm font clear, 340. Wi hard fairly active for ou closing for contract gen but an advance vf We, Jul rh at, HtieelW; September, 74 ‘Hirmand in good roquost; 100,000 Iba at iisuaitea ringaone ip ta Tae” rquost Up to auido $e for the urain trado, Dilgpoaus, but coms upply available for une); 4 further advance clainad have b Inuvemunt. Berth fruights stuw 5 modorute dexcea tronger. Accomodation tiiunt by reguier swam Hed for use ditilcult te procure, ‘ . Jv the Western Associated Press, New Yous, duny 2t.—Corcon: uiot but atundy; Jus Ausuel Thtuss, Benlomibor, | Ulies. tk \ 3 Documbur, January, 1W.lwe, tpts BAAN Dele et js COMMUN to wood wie whont oxtra, KE Lous, $670; rucotpts, 671,000 ly dalivury at i PEONTA, 111, June 2,—GuAIN—Corn active and lowe ort hih-mixod, SU4S3i{o¢ mixod, a Aull and Jowory No.2 white, Meo. lowors No. That UUAL~itaw actlyol for ton . rol final oswrao, a la Oswxan, June 31.—URAIN—Whoat lower: No. whita Michlynn, $)luel2 Curn steady; We mixed, exiue, INDIANALOMS, sea Ivntan. Lite, J ‘2LGAIN—Wheat Ft No.2 rods $hosaiu. Corn dull aad loWoe won Agafnet w True pe animation, nud, j@ite, nts qui DRY Goons. ry Naw Youx, June Z1.—Business remsioa quiet n ee dupartmants of trade, Cotton guods in irreqular 0 wn cottons und corset joans duing falrite Wu's WWone woulens Guiat Dut. bost atoady tn price, Voralga gouds quit, PETROLEUM. nde CLEVELAND, Juno 31.—PxtuoLeuM—Flem Bis ard white, 110 dogrees test, to. PiTtsuuK, Jun und Weatorn, G13) unod t6 chulee, H:AkeTUN; Hu S.0 Oxtre Ohio, BAD s3 MALETIE Cems, WLUKS | wil wid Lowery unsruded red, Ulta IN Wheat . ‘a, EGuleh July, sh.zseuel, UGrninwer with modems trad ob mud gasler: a i white toLmia—Very acllvel Parker's for ebtpmenti 1° jatpbia dalivory. Vay In youd demand and strong? T5@S00, hot pained fal nd ist woted 1294 yhoCaufoy uruay Ris cargyee quo LYCIKKe Suyar, domand i sang muarkUt ly. itteu steady and wichanyed. Higher) Umitod. ieigey crude, Tato; 6B83-Lla, HONESTY GW}40. 'Urk rust now mess, 1c, Heat ady. Cut ments activa 1340; short clusr New Onrzans, Juno 3.—Corrox—Quiet maidaiog UMo; low middiing, Uj6o1 god ordivar TOSS, Os gEports w TURPENTINE, WILMIMaTON, June 2L—SejuiTs oF TUBPSNT ~Virm at ita