, 1875-03-09

"1L%uEAHA IFDtu hlttrG On SI{HtAAf [uk city
sumption: 1oa b, wheat, 9os5 bu coru 2827 bu oats
c,43s bu barley.
Tho following grain was Inspected into skorp on
Monday morning: cars No, 1 sprink, 81 carr No.
do, 90 cara No. dc, cars reecte1 do TN wlea):
car yellow corn ears No. do u CARS high mixed
,lo, III cara No. do, 40 rejcted do i0a corn
cafs wh!tc naa, cars No. do, rcJectod do
! car No. rya; cars No. hurley, ? cars rejected
do. Totaf. US cara. OF 1e5 900 bst. 1nspoctcd out:
els2 bN wheat III b corn, SEQ bu oats 3G3 hu ryo
6,G.i bu barley.
II In understood that 4 couple Of leading asns !u
Nuw fora are iuquripe about the extent 10 which
the consumption OF In tic Wezt has bean In,
crcaae during tho past vtn.er, BY the larger demand
fur d!sfng, anu by ths creator nesA for feeding 10
stock on account Of tho hard weather, These ure
points in which good many peolat ara interested,
aud as t!ss comparatively nav subject, tLs iuformA.
tIou will e welcome Can any Of our readpse s}d in
sowing tue ploble!n7
II nnw 1acls ak works OF ths time when thu word
"new " will bo dropped by the 1nspestors in their
grading of corn, and there Is good deal Of discussion
III regard 10 tile prorricty OF asking for practical
chauEs n the rule before t,eu It Ia urged that corn
now arriving In Tits market. which a tho bill for
No. being dry enough to kecr should he GRADED rs
hsralght No. 2, without reference to tho word new,
which n Intended to be applied whora tho corn can
NOT bc depended upon Ia kemp unlar ordinary wcsther
circumstance 1t Il urged to 10 uhuat to Tho owncrs
OF dry No. 2 corn Of tho last crop,
Of any other crop. Tint It hhoujd moi
bd rated a what is WORTH irrespective regulations
Intended to apply to other property. Tho great poiut
raAed IL. however, tha InIuatico 10 al parsa Of rating
corn a. ucw on ha lyl OF April when corn out Of tho
aams crib arriving tho 2uth will 10 inspected "a
regular. II il aluo stated that tho wa.so,sefQc Tor
soma Of them) will mako good Thing out Of It u tho
rulp be not changedl by rl.unlng ths corn from
tear houses no cAFst tho 10th, aud having 1t rci,-
spectcd into stoEo ~ regular on the 20b then buying
ap tho receipts for the ons, selling tho
other, and rocketing tho difference. Tho asg,1.
mcnt OIL the other side, IN favor OF keeping
tho rate where It low is. may be stated to bc that to
make change would Ia to Interfere With existing
cour"cla for May delivery; Acting ia the Interest OF
tie storts by increasing the quantity Of now eor1, on
ths market. tis probablo that tho COMMISSIONER
will 10 asle 10 sssus orders to tho affect that corn
be good enough 10 10 graded No. 2, 1t shh,l be 10
graded irrespective Of tho lae Of liz arrival here
1bp IT. Louis L,re-tott aud Commercial teoyd re-
ports that thu packing In that city during tls regular
tcason. Which ehlcd n[no days ago. 4a1 40 head
agaiuHs 4e57oa Tho wlutes previous. Tho average
weight was e3s.4i lbs. aud yield Of lard a9e5 lha
syainst %, 50 and 3i.ts year ago,
Tho leading rroduse markets were rather slow yoa-
tcTday without much chaHso In prtccs,-ts teueu-
~ IN grain being, however, to easier range, As
consequence OF Increased receipts, which wefe anci-
patcd by mort Of ths knowing two or thrcs days
previously. Tue shipping movement In produce ssll
draUs. The genaral whossalu bns,hoas ug the city IL
Improving, aud cur merchants luck for an actiyo
sprnH trade.
Dry good. to protty larga aggregate werc tIst,t.
cd 10 tie Interior and local trade, tho pleasauter
weather ol TIN paAt fuw day. having wit
messed 81 increased Inquiry from both
sourtcs. F!FmMcsB AtIll rertslcs alt te,,art.
ments Of tho naskes. There was moro life in
tho grocery market than has chasacteslzc It pt l2te
and cheerful fccliug prevailed among ths Job
NnRt INN6N NJ tIeFf chs tk,n
Fnnx prices, and, with tho rovtva& Of trade, nrncr
rates asa anticipated. HAgars, tnolaHses, srnps, AID
slte remain strong, while corees sul teas still show
want " ilrmnesA. Tho eeeaa trade counucs fair At
hrtn Fatcs. hulter N dull; chocs anu fancy gEAdry
excepted 1nt tle hth market thero uster feel
ing. Dried fFaf:4 het with moro attention. anu ruled
nr1ner. Coul. wood pEu-irou, aud lcatasr rr,uajn
quiet. Oats were quoted steatly at SATURDAYS pttces
Tho demand for lumber Il gradually Improving
aud the market IL seaIier than fow wseks ago. Il
lcaat for ths common grades. building nattfiss
wero rather qulct, hut the prpapect for good trudo
tlls spring IL said To be atsetlng. Tbs e,au.l for
salt slightly improved. secds were in moderate
request aud steady, except timothy tbs lowor grades
Ut which weso IN excessive supply aud weak, Hay soil
readily nj ths advance recently established. thoux tbs
Eaceiits wers somewhat lasges. No mstsgal changes
occurred In lie wool, hop. or hrooHl.curn markets,
Potatoes wsFo very Gtm, being sca1cs. Poultry wa4
aiso Urn. under light offerings. Eggs declined.
THE NEW RULES.
rmoao a.ren e s.st q III. o
'cLsge about tls proposed nss rries of tIo loasd
of Ttale, aud OF which mention has been made u tho
S4: Il tDs a4s
rtsse. H. s;aoIt: .s.ia. sIs Ioas. ss.sa
upon partial cotnpEehestOh Ut their etlrct7 Upon
c4set4 ss4ng u sls Eoioscd 1ults It will be found
vt sh"y 20 2 nfoa: M tue r1!.ittoa et ts buyer
C.sls,ly tAe suss regarding: :ia.Iglas arvsI Iuy,s