, 1873-03-15

nutter,, ns....::... 4s'asl asiii9 a,o55ss o'9aSS
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Withdrown from store yesterday for city con-
sumption; 2,is1 bu Wheat, 900 bu corn; 572
bu oats $50 bn ryo 052 bu barlcy.
| Tho following gram ins boon inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock; 1o1 cars
wboat; 100 cars corn AZ cars oats 0 cars ryo
124 cars barley. Total, 845 cars, or 1877, 600 bu.
Tho enormous receipts Of grim in thin city
during tho past yoar taxed the utmost capacity
of our warehouse system and the liberal re-
caipts Of tho preBont winter havo filed up the
! warehouses almost to tho brin, though the hyB-
tom has boen reinforced by tho building Of the
Hough house, In addition to tho recon-
str,lctod ono Of vincent, Nelson l. Co.
Thero is therefore, no doubt TINT any
further increase In our grain trade can only DO
possible with further extension Of our waro-
| house facilities. Wo understand TINT tho Olica-
| 10, Danvi1le d Vinconnos Road could bring In
not far from 80 cars Of grain por day, mostly
corn, II thoro wore my facilities for unloading It
into storo On It's arrival In this city. It ia pro-
posed to build m elevator noar the terminus Of
tho Illinois l. Michigan Canal Into which the
receipts Of that road can DO un1oalel.
The fact is that our storage capacity should DO
considerably fnoreaaod beyond ovon that extend-
cd point, md tho parties who build tho new cls-
vators would find profit In oon-
atr1,otinp them larao1v On thu small.
hin nr;uc,n,c an ne to ofrnr faciIitica for
tla 1 soparsta Storage Of ali rran vhioh % tha own.
ers desire to sou on ite MERITS at preaons II rs
almost Impossible to obtain Huch separate Btor-
age, AZ tho warehouses; arc too full 10 permit tho
uae Of 5000 bu bin to atoro 400 bu Of grain
enrily involves the non-uao Of much valuable bin
room, rs our prcscn thouaes arc constructed, and
| o house with small bins would never want for
! nstrona. thouch our grading syatcm ho anac,
knnwlodood nSccsaitv The 6rostor cartsfntp % ~
! hniinu : markct for oraina rrain won,d 3e ~ a
| cnnant arg,,mant nor}nns n ia aItont ~ II ~ 4
hi in f.vor oT nermfttin1 orain to % into rtors
ene n ta tnha GlGaF 'has eSey tofo aa ha
fan m no ona 30 10 ana th
etorare Toon ~ fn,,,ts nrrsnucnanta. T,,n r,n l.,
troa af tba ctv i o,M he .1aTnaIn bcnoatoS hp
tha apo ~ ~ t,so ~ troo
e eha conatFuet'oh nefe o. s"o OF sh1oo so'all-pm
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Tho Leading produce mafkotp 1a! were generally
~ anu a1o Hteady III lo"ot range ol prlces'
Inc me castor ca 1eonng W4s ptlncpaly quo to re-,
port o1 meekuGss IN LNo1pooi, mnlch was quoted
on m aonr and 20 per go lbs lower on corn. m Add
90 20 tns " YES Inc iact Of Iatner more abersl re
cepts, WHICH increased tno volume OF cash Of
'eThss Thsro g otoio ctioe o. ~ puyGh,s
marKes, ana was inc singlo exception OF cofeos
which, we're weak and lower, tirmnoss prevailed
N ~ departments. Inc dry goods trado was
an aoive ns On mo aaYs o. Tue
oeaEns a9ey o9tn o, staRo and fancy
paov.Gns.y 4notea hutler continues @ weak and an
a1oniB me .ca;,ta d DGng Que to tae
Hmnstalng oyalng hko activity n tue demend'
Tsssa TTnssn6 r. ,U,ana1 lSIunins sLeaay ana urn.
advAnced d prlcea established yesterday, Or o. 17@
Wostorn We DO. Coal was aaoted aaiat s t ana IN. IN
cnangeo:; n INC cannea gooue Market .t1efe
vas m oohslaera5ie @ summation. country me1chants
aa wen ga local fo!an gfocors gre ordering 16er"
w a1a most aft'Gles ~ .ho nst are " nlmer than
quotations. Dried fruits arc meeting with moro or .
auIy' ar4aar' n,la 1orelgn eseoftmehts ate worhiuig
nrtnof. an advance OF 40 IN znnto cur1ants
hsy trss wss esslP 1sPo.ted dull tta WIth
r. no nnuru H. siI1,,,ont .nd tta fncaf dsnsnI
~ ~ rostr3etn to anpns1n % inaosto ants
W;5aa nr " trsaa a,a6 @oa.' aotI ais Manss,
a;ab W.T. ~ LILLY ,saro asa T., 1'a
nn.rot r1' er III " oass
ln1 matAes su!In8 un LUZ H. oeocflptiohs aaFe
ca1poa m,ot'a A'iu ~ 'atpe1..nSh, a 1.h .a, ,x,.,,-
ra1;n 1nap a. ~ ,nG amner ra yatos - gsaausy IN,
RsoHlng, ana PRICES @ are esnerany steady anu eho
M oes.os ssaaes a1o nlM; ~ me malket 1or metals
We, We am5 ~ an oIaets from
.oeal au t't"lVt n aolcnanto pen'e pota 1foqaehs
anu anu hp9Tai; Ino pIegal!ihg tone y ono OF hrn-
1he. 1nS Nas "olo ~ uoMana u to.po rates, s7lth
w. ~ eae .taoe. iao n9uaiy 1ot ron con-
WnoI e. r I1 saont qdos1nons oelng auherea 70.
WIZ WIZ aui!e ana lower, hopa romain
3o 3Husos @no anonangea' 11Gea 1or tho
~ StauGs s",s. @ a.e snaaea somewhat
.taod; a. oddGutins sa.es nus enoiee hopa arc held
~ etomtux ~ quosauons: INC general features
! 81 a. INC psoom corn market are about tho same.
! tno movement being confined mostly to the bet
yer grades OF corn. Irlces arc unohanged.
seeas were IN large supply, and tho market WAS
| duli Tor AZ H1ds except timothy, which mot
win tolerably fair inquiry At about ysatorday's