, 1874-10-07

The following grain has beon inspected iato
Storo this morning up to 10 o'clock: 18 cara No.
wheat; III cara and $500 bu No. 2 do; so car,'
No. do; "a cars rojcctod do i; car no graat'
(409 whoat); 29 cars high mixed corn; 90 cars
mud 10000 bn No. 2 do; u cars roicctcd do !;
10 cara nav, no gralo (141 corn); cars white
oats; 81 cars aul G.300 bu No. q do; u cara re-
jectod do (64 oats); 0 cars No. q rye; car re-
jceted do; II casB No. 2 barley; Il cars Nc. 3
bu. inspected out: 14a,2ol bu wheat; lol.4c6
bu corn; u. 4.212 bii oats; 390 bu rye; a, Dos bu
barley.
; The Board Of Trade will, proba1y bo naked to
taio q holiday on Friday, to commemorate tho
burning of Chicago. three years ago.
1t III the Carnl Association at Buffalo tliat laa
disbans3el not tho Elevator Association. Tho
ofroct il tho same, however. though the fact III
not as statetl. Tho resolution to accept nothing
short Of 10c could not bo sustained.
There is ot,o Aentcnco III tho communication Of
9. j. C$pnblisliol III our columns thta morning
{Tuoaday), Which should be repeated every day
till 1t Inns produced an effect:
There s less to bs feared from tho suits Of in]uuc-
tioMs brought by uratcl members snartin8 from do
served discipline, or from attorneys apparently anl
bilious 10 overthrow tho Association, than thcrc is
from tho neglect If its executive officers to ac wtHey
nnd faaslcasly Upon complaints or charges whon
luatlc.
On Oct. !, new institution. tho Merchants
Exchange, OF Now Orleans, was formally ollouoa
IN Glk4s Atb kUHHlDufGllIp AllG1EAGa hGAt.
ora IN Western produce and PROVISIONS, md its
objects are thoHo usually conpliBcd in tho OBJ
toc&s Of such organizations. including tho eatab-
1fallment of Courts Of Arbitration.
Tho 1oading produce nlarkota worc loea aotivo
to-day. in the aggregate. though moro business
than the average was tranBacted in some, MS in
wheat and barley. Frmncss WAS tho rule, to
which corn was The leading exception, and the
markets wcro generally healthy, under d nlodor-
ate inquiry Tor shipment. Tho receipts Of grain
liar fTnsn nf ty11nAt EHl1 Will
and tho stocks of grain IN etoro show n consid-
erable increase all round during last week.
JobborH Of arY-gooas .woro reasonably busy
and see'ned in good spirits: Ihoro wore no
changes in prices, all tendencies to lower rates
having boon sumlnarily checked by tho late &C
tion Of tho New England mills In curtailtlg pro-
duction. Tho demand for groceries continues
good for tho Geason, and tho lnarAot rotaIs tho
sugars arc specially strong: Butter was in ae-
tvs request and commanded full former rates.
Cheaso vas quoted quiet aud Htoady.. No now
features were noted III tic coal, wood, leather,
and bagging markets.. Fish Tete aetiyS a,'d
higher. Dried fruits werc quiet aud moat lines
were easy. Layer ralkins declined be.
Cargoes OF lumber sold readily at recent
prices. The yard trade was fur, md tho feeling
marlots vere stoady. Retail ioalcrs still adi.ore
to the policy Of buying small lots at n tltne ald
frequently, rather than stocking up heavily twice
year as in previous reasons. Hencc trade is not
rushing, but BtcGdy, aud in the aggregate, 8atis-
wero IN good dcsand. and. With two or three
tritling exceptions, unchanged III prices. The
hop mid wool markets. Wero lniot ana firm. Soetls
were rather quiet but hold At recent prices. The
. offerings Of potatoes were liboral, aud conccs-
aons i,ad to ba nlado before buyers could bo itl-
duced to take hold. Egga and poultry sold
slowly.
Mrgbuines we're Less acttvn and steady at tho