, 1873-12-29

Intala. ....HH, ,7H1 ,b!H Ss,4D,ea! H.hle2ui
Tho following wore the corresponding Ahtp-
MnntH:
$ss: :; e. S$sss $
fi CARLY, S,i..::. 4sdi'%S s,osssSs aSos1la
To,ula. ~. ). ~, ,o55, ,7o5 s3,3oi,2s sleoo,7sv
The total vauo OF brcatistutrs received ia $685.
o50oo0. 49,,
MS followa: rionr. a5.ooo brls; whe.t, l,cI5,ooo
bu !; corn. 1,15h.0D0 hu; ontH, 42o.0Oo l'n rye;
72,6oO bl barley. 420.000 bn. About 4,4oo,0oo
bu Of grain Of all kinds 1lave heen takon from
store during Tho yonr for city consumption
TtouR.
Tho movement IN tlo,,r shows an lherpnso Of
not far from Gu per cont nvar TINT VI 1877, com-
pairing thu aggregated receipts nnd shipments
which last includes tho exports OF cify ,nanufac-
turo az well an II! taohe & Of Hour received from
cciso d healthy stimulus, and the mills loft BY
The fire hayo been run to thor utmost capacity
Inight aud aay) during good part Of the year
fhoy wero Interrupted only fow days after tho
pauic, by the diilicnlty Of procuring currency
wllnrowith to inaEo purchases Prominent
anlons thu reaHons tor this Increased nctiyity IL
the Of tho which occupied
80 1arge part Of 1872, aud which, by koepinE
millers unable to compete with country m,llB.
Another thing in their fnyor ia tho fact that they
can now obtaln nuch wheat from the ware
noses as teS M, nu eaa nsun .s.a smn & .odt ne, y.
wish to tln 30, bntl, OF which wore difficult, If not
impoFsiblo, tIldor tho old regime. They can
now manufacture brands Of flour, tile quality Of
10 or 1er tap p ~ a1 ,ne orc IL
sought after lhau IL rscd to be. Formerly It
was ralher .iiserilninntod against by those who
wanted good flour for export. It u now pro-
felTed by many buyers to country flour TINT Ia
fnu]a frOm tlin anrng u1nlity of Whent,
ros ~ ~" noi II ~ :.'e 1o1n S.; Luo ~ nn
much better demand than formerly Iudcod,
tho nast yenr hau witncnsnl the eD,inpipr I'M Of
IN export demand Tor Europe which seemed t.,
hayo foft us forever, Since 1868 and 1867 our
crease Til now, aud tho facilities for moving il
tlimininhetl in liko ratio: while thore waH oplv
pue buyor WHO took hold Of Hour iu conHidcra-
bio quantities on European account. Now
and as uauy independent lines which pay
ynecinl attention to tic moving Of flour: besides
Of course, other buyers in u s1nalier way, mud
pthor avenues Of shipment. Our 1lolr n,ariet
had fallen to 40 low nj Glib "a to disgust sono of
our oldest and best doalors aud induce some Of
them to give IN tho business. For tho frat
time in four years, tho volume OF trade las boo
large enough to make It profitable 10 cun,,nis-
sion mon to nay Bpccial attention to it. Some Of
this iucrcaseI ACTIVITY in undoubtedly due to tho
greater tlomand for our broa{lstuffs on Europcan
account, hut tho general aspect Of tho trade in-
dicates tho past year M tla beginning Of o more
PROSPEROUS cra II, flour; as it Is nov }osuibo to
mako q little more profit on tic export Of flour
tlau Oh the RECONSIDERATION Of wLoat in bulk.
to be ground in tho mills of Gfoat B,itain.
Prices Of good shipping spring cxtras have
ranged from a5,uOO7G0 through tho yoar The
highest range Eas mot with during the latter
palt Of JANUARY and tho month Of May; tic
lowest III October and the beginning of Noyom-
her; siuee when quotations 1nvo been higher,
A..fk- .IA. L.. <@E R~*. T. 4
shipping extras.
WHEAT.
r,o ,,o,,na =, o,,r +r,o T., .v,,oot ,,t Tint j.,
aonr ayh;I;t9 ~ ,or1a ;ncronsa nror 1870 r trha m
ataad., MI ra or ~ 1a7o ,.as ~ ,n;i as
H.; ,pa Eo od "fn fs W. "e ~
3ho Anc,,,ot;6S, was f,mc In tha na1;c ~ santam.
hor Tho vanr "" KS ~ baeu 5 soo1ariy i - frea rom
49,, - rar io ,oI,,t y;n,, oons;I
MstG uomn ~ - ~ ~" p;o,. 4ts a,i,
,at;orp a 1;ttta ,nanau ssaa ,9nog.
e 10 narry ~ ona nMt tn smccosafu tornatoa
~, 1t,t,,e . a;,,o,a fanra "'t3 ""' so''4'0
w mu.e's 49, ss.e aa, aatutv l.aoI ;,a .,,,o,,o,4
Tor al,iomant. its md more ]areely than usaal on
,rect ~ Eronoon % ncconnt io ,soat crnn 9 of
tn'l Mus ~ at.u aaa anu
Mn ,nt ~ ~ ~ 1,at % IT, r.' Tm
~ sMns ~ ut;a & rao s,,
sdro % moro deficient than usual. Hence the hso eoh:
ooaaA @ oapt .,,a, ~
sao9tage. aha an nn9at 3 constant , mi margin OF
rsohe on shlpmens' nncI maI as nus nos noeu met
|itn N mai's sea1s: 1ns, 'ou, W spl.e ol tne
c1ner uHnsual lucy tnAs casn "aGas nas noen ~
e o..n o.oa ~ H. nn ua.e"' nstto.a @ Dp.sou a.
u,oas 1t "1 at ;i to nx;,ta'7ao - - w
eao 70 uo.p. ta, , Tho ono as as'sse1fe M o.
secu.a.se aaahsL ~ & 1aIeasu H., aus ~ .9 set',
e.a' aroaago sa'. c'a 4tn pea = ~ ~ 'e sie ~. oa
~. ~ "tres W nv, ennat;o1, Ky ne sne
css ~ s1so M nna T nns .Lsa ySas
n:erailel .ho ua.ut Ma5 aMe pe.e '1uteat M, nas
eai latse' pomes1n; ant p pots'sons 1! Ihos nave
% %nau,ereu M"ay ~ ~ "tsd % ~ tue'5 HELL, ~ soI-
HAu.'s p!opnes5,nf ueG.luo, ana 1ue11 oAulls
navo nnaono!euy ~ neen @ tho me- menus v.o OF keePns
q9us ~ ~ al'a NeM t to.A & ~ io"
G Gp uenIe Lnan Woutu haFs ln.ea oos LUZ tae1.
il'e 3,a. e'ioce u 1als, ,o9t' noMovee' nas neen
Ultimately H. 70 enlarge .ia the demand; me 3 low
r. oh oi iahe lfelShls tnae nave ruleu ainlobs
constantly have, hiRo, aided III tile Hamo direc-