, 1874-01-30

Withdrawn from htoro yesterday for city con-
sumption: G50 bu wheat, 4O2 bu corn, 1877
bu oats, 1885 bu rye, 1900 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store ths morning up to 10 o'clock: 1G6 cars
wheat, % cars corn. 12 cars oats, cars rye. Is
cars barley. Total, 232 cars. or $4,000 bn.
Tor flax seed Of tho next crop parties on
Chan SO are willing to contract to receive 1t in
large or sman quantities, At e1.70 on track il,
this city.
The yexea question OF visitors tickets to the
Board Of Trade meetings will probably 10 rocou-
sidored at the meeting Of the Directors On Sat-
urday Of this weel,
The provision dealers have acted upon the
suggestion nude III this column today, aud will
conduct their afternoon cali III the minor hall
controlled by tho Board OF Trade Now, II they
will only get rid Of that $4,000 Which has been
held out as q secession bait at intervals ever
since the fro Of 1871 thoyand their fellow-menl-
bora OF the Board may "laye peace" There
arc plenty OF charities In our midst that would
gladly swallow that bone Of contention, and hide
it foroyesmore. 1t would be even better to in
vest 1t in rabbit lut CT, than 10 have 1t lie Idle
Tho loading produce markotB were quiet to-
day, except provisions, with rather dull feeling
all round. outside Of tho barley cirolo., The nd
vices from other points were generally Of de-
pressing character. who the current supply Of
brealBtufYa was not largo enough to cause un-
easneBs among holdera. Hence not much change
In prices, thongh tho genorai tendency was
downward. as tho few parties who wore anxious
to noll woro obliged TO mako concessions to un-
| willing buyers.
Domestic dry goods continue reasonably ac-
tive, and the market presonts firm healthy tono.
Tllore were no price changes. Groceries were
moving OIL liberal scale at full former prices.
Coffees arc in light stock, aud, AZ tho pregeut ex-
treme PrleeH do not appear 70 havo materially
seue Syssnoa tl9 ,,t consumption holders con-
advance viii shortly be established.
Sugars moved uR another r. to-day NV
e qnStsd os ct rTssas pa faF e na11t s @ @g
standard A. Tho effect Of tho ADVANCE In Augara
was to stiRen the market for sirrps aud molaa-
pos, hut the greater tirmnesb IL not expected to
present. oloven advanced 70, or to o0@G2o.
steady. Teas arc strong, and In active do
nland. The bntter market remains firm ut the
quotations. No ehangoh we're noted in tie fish,
casned goods, and driaa-fruit narkets 3 liberal
amount OF sales being accomplished at full for
mer quotations. There was only moderate
patnt, aud bagging markota. aud valuaa wera
not subjected to any matorial fl,lctuatton. Oils
were quoted fairly actiye aud frm.
| The country demand for lumber continues
Rclye, alld the market lB tluOtably hrll. larlic-
larly for lath,, shinglos,, common building lum-
bar, aud telsciug, Atooka III tha aggrayate ara
large. but at many Of tho yards there il scarcity
ocf desirable grades Metals, iron, aud uails con-
| Ing demand aud tho atroug upward tendeuoy Of
Eastcrn markets. Building materials were quiet
and without material change. There waa O little
more inquiry for lard tioIoes which ata quoted
hlENerAt el.bo@1.65, hut other descriptions Of
'','"' "f'''" wy" quiet and unchanged. There
~ .'u icy 10 ta"ea in wool hops, or broom
20 81. rug sentl market was rather quiet and
not particularly tiF'u, Timothy mot with