, 1873-01-08


Withdrawn from store yesterday for city COLI
sumption: s,o74 bu wl.ont, 8,g01 bu corn, G,677
bu oats, 1905 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected Into
Btoro this morning up to 10 o'clock: 115 cars
wheat, 1876 cars corn 0 csra oats, 8 cars rye, 28
cars barley. Total 290 cars, or l12,00o bu.
Tho death of II. g. Linn, IN old and highly
esteemed member OF the Board of Trade, wna
announced on 'Chnngo to-day, and appropriate
rcaolutions adopted in respect to his memory.
There was good attendance on Change to-
day, but o widosproad dulnoss In grain, with
little change in prices, except In wheat, which
! was wenE. Tho receipts Of grain wero smnllor,
and those Of hogs larger, noitlsor Of which facts
operated in q decided way Oh tho produce mGr-
ltots ~ they usually do. Our Btocks OF grain arc
stoadi1y increasing, but not ut an alarming
ratio, especially as o good deal OF grain
can DO carried with comparatively little
money, owing to presont low prieea.
ket. 1rado is still far from being satisfactory.
In point Of activity, tho demand ag, for several
wooka past being mninly rehtriotod to email or
| dcrs to meet current necessities. In tho 1ncan-
most descriptions of side goods, remain firm.
Dry goods wore In rather better request than
during tho preceding lalf-dozon days, but tho
movement Was ly no means active, and values
All seasonable staple fabrics arc firmly hold at
full former rates. The butter market was again
reported moderately active, and Was firm,
except f1r medium graae Which Which a, arg
lowor, prices declining to 11@12>}6c for Western,
and to l3@1ic for Now York factory. Coal ro-
mains steady at about former rates, or ct 512.0o
tor j Sd 3n at for Ee and
n1aius inactive. Dried fruits wore in Home de-
nlaild on local and interior account, and former
rates wero generally sustained. Nothing now
wes noted III Tho hny, hidos, aud lcathor mar~
terday'e prices, 2l1]S@25o for carbon; 7oe
70@72o for t,.rpontino. Tobacco and
TIoa oon1 nfq fo GuGt aa @ ona nrIeog
without material change. Iron aud steel rms in
moderate request ut previous ratea. Motaln and
nnils were quiet and unchanged: Bnildiug ma
terials woro dull and nomnal; There O. was fair
barrels, aud s1.75@f. 80 Tor lard tioroes. Tho
| offerings aro largo and ample. Fura aro In fair
| demand, tho receipts continue light Thoro was
m improved inquiry for wool thla morning, soy;,
oral buyers being in attendance, mud fine and
medium woolsaro quiet firm. Broom was u,l-
changed. Hops wcTo very firm ct 4oG345o and tino
aales hayo beon n,ado at 50DP5c seeds were in
light request, Timothy was firm at $2.75@8.25;
ing woak mud lover. fftaxx was quiet. Potatoes
Mero III moderate demand at previous prices.
Poultry was quiet and unc1angod. uamo vas
light light local request at former quotations:
.tlG1Wines were moro nollvo, but declined en-,
o5der 5c "nsh now 1ors was 1opoT1txenu lower a.
att9ac' a4es aso wefg loPortou o. 5oo ors eafiy
Ihe 1sanna9 market closed firm M! at @ sSs.
a nfeasea aoSs a1 Mo5e m anl any about por loo
!p%ea, ~ ~ hoou aots. buyots nolu
rai J rol T., ue"o y, hvSgdoo' in hcong WIN t1e
6'ant. honco ene aeo tew changed hands; m salea e
@eat fepolte9 o. y fes heaa 1S g. oa 10 o.
u ois;; ns sa.na ~ as Ss.z9. ~. iota ooo haad.
xoro@a nu,aslos M te %efe actTe 9s gaTgea @ ny ING
mtmof' though tno 1eco;ptn ot So onoEa were ao 20
mho!al as TO eause declln9 oI luegloo per Ivy
mnnd os ~ re ,SG M u Inc amal incro wGe goou
unu nnnn a9s ~ ~ aescta1oa M .. YIocs, aa est
aolEea III .ho o. ha1os polo". baygrs no'u or
III taao eaiy pate 9! tho seaSloh, ana g. one tlM2