, 1873-10-29

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sumption: $3.50 bu wheat; 2,642 bu corn ::
1,l32 bu oats; 2,90s bu rye; 1881 bu barley, :
The following; grain has been inspected into
storo this morning up to 10 o'clock: $50 cars
wheat; ass cars corn, 290O0 bu No. 2 do by
canal; 62 cars oats, 1880 bu No. q do by canal !;
cars rye; b cars barley. Total Zoos cara)
The following ia believed to be correct state
mont OF the corn lying at different points In this
State, ali OF which Is expected to come in by
canal this Benson: Morris, boatB; Seneca, s
90; Marseilles, do; Ottawa, s do; Utica, 4
do; Lasalle, do; Peru, do. Total, A boats,
| or about 250, 600 bu.
Inc Loading produce markets we're quite weak
| to-day, and most Of them 1yero dull. Tho wealth
or, bitterly cold and decidedly stormy, may have
something to do In producing this result as it
threatenod to put an end to tho season of nayi-
CATION much sooner than usual and oaused
further advance in lake froights. But tho roal
cause was the recent panic and its results, the
effects Of which aro only just beginning to be
telt IN this CITY," On tho first Weakening in
prlses the money Of the country was attracted
llther to pay for our produce which waa then
onered at heureB too low to be permanent,
But pricos have siuce recovered, undor the IN.
creased demand, aud there" Is not now the
iiluncement to tako hold that existed then. Add
to thlB tho fact that tho East is much the poor
or for tho panic, many branches OF industry
have been Paralyzea, and others seriously d.
rapgod which involves Diminished demand
for consumption for many articles that ara us1,-
nlly called nocessnres, az woli as tho luxurics, Of
llie. This ground-tide has flowed slowly Wost-
ward, and appears to have reached US at loat
with Milwaukee for proysions with III that fnHa' nitr
Cincinnati, and st. Louis. and for morcnnti}o,
goods with tho last-naned CITY: vhoroas
al threo were practically closed tn
trade during the month that succeeded tho fail
ure Of Jay Cooke l. Co., which is another ramon
for decreased activity. It now Iooks a. II Va aro
to have a long, dragging viptor. In which Va
must come down to tie 6arc-pap, whoreyor that
may BE-: though there can scarcely be much dis.
and provisions staple articles, and viii always
attract capita! to carry thom, when tie owncrs
OF that capital satisfied that It Ia safe to taxa
hold. They .are not satisfied Of this M yct.
They see that produce has not declined in pro..
portion to the other. things in which
for . further depression, It may be TINT thoy,
are mistaken in tho expectation. Thero certainly
ia not the same reason for drop il food as II
fancy stooks, tho one boinx aotid, while tha
other consisted in largo part OF wator. but
capital fp 9 must DO satisfied, either that produce
down. deS asaa sl t5 bsos ssGls ss oney es et iii d vii net
again rs OF old. Whichever ot those two p's con.
clMsions bo arrived at tho result will bo the same
I'LL then we cannot expect animation,
There was a very quiet feellng liz tho dry-
goods market to-day Tho unfavorable weather
ors, and, with only q modornto ,nnniro frnn,
country doalera a comparatively small amount Of
saloH was accom- plishcl. III prices tbnro wcro
few changes, reduction in ono or two brands Of
prints and . iu fow Of the lous 1,onu-
lar brands Of bleachod apd brown