, 1874-03-13


will bo held in tho comu1ittca-room Of tho Doard
Of Trade on Friday afternoon at Q o'clock to
tako into consideration very important matters
relating to tho insurance Of ycesol 1,uls.
Withdrawn from store yesterday Cor city cor
sumption: 4,s47 bu wheat, 5,727 bu corn, g., ,180
bu oats, 1.059 bu rye, 4,718 bu barley. >. D.
Tho following grain has been inspected Into
Btoro this morning up to 10: o'clock: II cars
wheat, S8 cara corn, i cars oats, ears rye; 2
cars barley. Total, l2G cars. or 48, 600 bu.:'
q. 2. Hutchinson, Esq, romarkod to-day that
the gentlemen whom It was proposed to curb,
would aomo dsy take D trip to the moon and be-
come meatier man tllan now. This il believed
to DO luis first attempt at o joke >
Tho death'of George f. Gibson was an~
nouncel on 'ChRngo to.day, and appropriate
roaolasions adopted in regard to hss memory.
a meat inspector asks If The TRIBUNE will
not give him md his osasa chance to speak on
tho subject OF sour meats Certainly. a COM
! munication will DO in order. - Si''~'"1
Tho loading produce markets .woro rather
ssys tGany M Syyrss h ss
cd Yesterday The receipts Of grain were again
| small, and III son,e departments were exceeded
| by tue shipments, while foreign 1narkots were
hsrong but those facts produced little effect,
domestic aud foreign dry goods woro dis
! tributed to only moderate aggregate, tho bulk
! Of the business, as for homo time patt, buing
accomplished through the medium Of mail or
~ ,r, aaobo a hsn,1a nn.,o ~
IN prints, n!oaeneu anu prGMa !;' G;oLsons. anu -
,donces OF weakness. Groceries romain quiet
aud steady ut about. former quotations., Thoro
are fow bdyors hero III person, but = fair mill
@ utaeE sod ~ uGg ~ f. unu
The dried-fruit marked displayed moro auina-
ton than for soyoral days past, both
aoaos1.o ,.,, ANU 4ipuasea ] '1t.o,,ss ,;a "tos-
,ns o',t, WIZ r. ~ ,rar ,,,spard npd ooc,a
plvs ~ VIII ~. anu p'1,nsa M;ras
w. nv ~ ha;u su ~
vi ~, ~ H. ~ r.cont,s ~youco ,'p;sas
% Mc au ~ ond, troa ,sns ..it ,,sen
rr, III arnngI NJ now fcaIroa ware oyeionc5
~ ~ - cn,nontinn' viii, TN hmlter md o,"osa n,"r.
~ coni,oeo VIII ;nu gutes .m =. anu vtooea na
ssta' G i ;a w." .,,a5 %
Goa!, woou, alia F!s:noii ls'ca 9uil nna & 9asy
lh9re was 1alr anlonhs ot tsad1lng 1g n Gus a'
Wel.snsta'nea pt1ces tu.pen.uo ~ Mono ooans UP
Procfaply lo"ort luoteu ~ ooo.
1he demand ior common on !n.nner eoa1!nues
6at'slactoTny actIso Anu VIZ .u1ihok Aot tnoee
Eraues IN Vesy nlnl, omiu6 ~ teuucuu suppitee
Ille prospects tor M eal1y res9mption o. nayiga:
,vessels haye already gone ont Tor lumber, m and
two sclloonors recently came INTO port with car.
goes OF ehllgios anu - ccaar 29sss. however, -
IL not Thought that tlicfe VII! 90 any 1umbor Oh
lorea on the who!esa'e ir anas4Ga aGf coupie a. a.
! weeks yot, at least. Tho iocai demand ioT
brick, lime, cement, anu other building mate
rials is gradually increasing, and prices remain
the eamo az ioT tho past Icy iow WEEKS. funng urn
.1oF coMmon p1tcns Nansi !ro44, AAu HetA!e
wore III tho ayerago4 domalld, aud ateat!s
a. quotations. Fura woro salablc
to deaiers as fermor - pIiees, excepting
.tlshor red FOX, anu skunk, all Or which have ID
yAllccd ,iin sympathy with ali advance III London.
Tho wool, hop, and broon,.corn markets wore
tlnlet aud without lmportaiit ehango. The local
trade in my continues talr, anu tug -maflst 4
atently aud tirn Tor primo PRAIRIE, which
seems to DO mostly sought nfter: Timothy soed
was more active. aud tho higher grados wore
firm; oter nees wero ,;, n potter r, ro4ucst any
The roooipts OF potatoes woro very light, a;d
under comparatively ~ good inquiry, pf1cca wore
stronger: lnrkGya atla omokess wofe vofy
scaree ana dosifaD.o o'lolngs ao'o Ieaany 70 t!ie
laFGor smppy, M ,. ana a won1. .t,u 49,, H..
anmdes ade meto ts, Han M aes,sg, "u Soy ~ tc M