, 1874-12-08

Also, a.,Ni3 bu barley Ebiptod BY rail-.
It is understood that thero is alrondy somo in
gniry for vessols to load with grain aId lo in
thIs haroor until Tho opot,ing Of navigation In
tho spring. Thia indicates Tint capitaI il not on IL
tirely inlilreront nbout taking hold Of grain ut
present pricog.
An order Inns boon issued to statiol-agcnts
along tho lfts Of tho Chicago Il Northwestern
por 100 hs extra on all grain bi,lod to
This order ia understood to have been rendered
absolutely necessary By tho glnt Of track grain.
SO mntiy country shipllera hAye been nnxiors 10
Havo tho oxpousn Of placing grain in atoro that
tho tracks ARC often bockntetl with tho cars con-
thinning tEeir. property. rendering it dticnlt to
switch into tho elevators tho grain tlnt las been
sional{y SO abundant OIL Change M to be almost
nllsaiablc, whereas, IT tho grain wcre placed in
store, it would tind ready purchasers
| Tho proposition to atond the rules Of tho
l'oard OF Trade 80 as to ron,ovo tho temptation
to rlin Gamers III produce IL rocuiving q good
deal Of attention, and it is probable tint HoVoral
amendments will bo submitted when tie ulattor
co,uen to u yoto. Tho latest iaea is that tho
rules should ho so changed aa to provide that
tho Board sLall not discipline q metnbor who IL
willing to submit tho caAo 10 a arbitration either
III the Dvatd or in tic courts. and to abltlo by tho
decision Of tho Committee or Court appealed to-
will probably DO put in formal sllape within
few days. tho Originator meanwhile onacnvorlug
to improve it rs much ay possible, so tlet 1t may
| neod no tinkcring nftarwartis.
Tho Leading produce markots wcro rather uuipt
to-day, except provisions, which nro nothing if
not nctise. Corn was strong, md oats stcudy.
Tho rest woro generally weak. though wheat was
not much lower. Tho shipping movement il
very small, NJ compared with tho receipts. Hence
stoady. .pilIug up Of stocks which taiids to mako
money cloAor, Mt tho samo timo tAut it gives it
more 10 take euro Of.
In tue lry-goods mnrkot thoro wcro no changes
worthy OF mention. Trade WIS reasonably active
md to cousso Of prices wan steady and firm.
No clunges Wero developed jn tho grocery
| market. Tho demand hot., for simple nud tnncy
lines was probably quite up to general exuccta-
tionn and goutl feeling prevails amongst tho
iobbing trado. Butter was mbro quiet ai,d was
less firmly llela: cl'oeao and fish were quot
mud steady. The coal, wood, and pig-iron
] markets. wero dull III previously quoted. No
clmnges woro noted In tho bagging, leather. mud
Lumber waH rathor quiet A few Rlnnl orders
wore placed at the yarilH as tho prices recently
ruling. small lleet WIS ut tito aocks but it at
sractel little nttantIon. 4 few moro cargoes ura
oxpectod. Iobhera il hardware. irou and mills
report moderately fair order trado ut previous
micoa. Wool, broom-corI, und seeds weto
quiet, Hay was actiyo md firm, and aalcs
Of timothy were made at higher
!. vance will long be- a1ataiuod, III tho hay Was
wantstl to feel immediately nj tho Stock Yarta,
md tho prices paid woro said to l,avo baon too
high for shippers to oporato upon with profit.
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IN sinwlv' lMt seli rcntI;fv Win, in ,oo,i cn,,;.
linn. C;roe,, fa,jtu worn rathar nt,i6t t',omr,
anmo foroil,1, yarioties. sute1 % 10 tIa haljdav ]
sae, wotu ne' Far ,nor NJ f.I fruat S'; w rcoa woto
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