, 1876-03-17

sulptlon. 4sbh@ uu HHcat1 1AU I'LL corn, lsu1 m f5Vt
Tho following grain wna inspected into store on
rhursday morning: car No. N. ". wheat, care
No. do, q cata No. spring, Is cars No. . do,
10 cars rcjocse do, Gears no grade do taa "heas;
ears htg,l.nilxed corn, 4s cars No. 10, chrs nc"
nxct do, cara rejected ito, car no Rfado do to1
corn} cars who oain cnsB No. do. caf rejected
t1u, car no gtado u oats}; cars No. rJe cars
No. barley, cars No. do car rejected do. Total
140 cars, or 100 b,l. Inspected ont A,590 bu wheat
eco bu corn, ~ bu rya, III ,25' bu barley.
Iicporla from tho -wlcat-growlnH dlstr1ctn
indicate thai tho crop progressing very finely
never beitcr-And 1t l,na made mitch Roadway that
Il Is now considered cut Of danger from cold weather.
Thu temperature IN not Likely 10 10 low enough this
,aoa.h neat to kill tho rooss which haye struck tn
unusually iecp, and Arst-ciass crup IL expected
6u.n0 doubta oppressed tn the quality OF this
years crop Of spring wheat, chiedy on nccor,nt Of
tho poor character Of tho wheat In tho hands Of
farmers for pecd. It Is hounht that grcat dnal
of poor wheat will 10 sown this tpr5ng, which viii
frnuiro extraordinarily favorable conditions to insre
good yield at harvest time Tho ssmo ia trne. 10 n
smaller extent, Of corn. Tl,cro Is largo Of
country in which li.uo bcsfdcs poor ra1scd
last gear; but II Ia easier to draw tlosa sections
which raised goad corn.
The lcaliilH produce markets. wcro unsettled md IT.
regular yesterday, Eeycra1 Of thom bring stronger
carly and wenk afterwards. Hyfnpathy With Tho
weather tenlsl to strength, bnt sellers moro
nt,ucroNs than huyors on any Indication Of an Nd
vance, ~ good many operators wcrp dlsposcd TO r.
gard tho storm belonging to Tie s1Iuoctt variety,
10 b. followed By mora settled condition Of things
niter tho eclipse of Lady Day.
Tho stormy weather ntetfcrC1 with business In dry
goods circ1cs, and very quiet day passed. Quo
tatlons remain unchanged, though Tho brisk rivalry
between Nav York aud Chicago johtors leads to soms
cutting Of prices. Tlers was LEGS doing 10 tho grocery
market than during tho earlier days Of The week, but
tho dninIshcd movement did not appcsr to untasoza-
bly, Influence prices ncnt articles In tho list rrnnnng
falsiy firm previously quoted Dutser In scanty
shrrly, and sol at sgltly higher hglrca than pre-
vailed ut tho beginning Of tho week. Cheese was
atealy. The caune goods, fist, aud dried fruit m1r-
kc1 had no now featrrcH. Oils were dull and IN
changed, "a wcrn also paints and color1. There was
but lItla demand for coal aud wood and prices
unsettled.
Tile luinIcr market Ices acAve, Tho had wrathor
having interrupted tho morennt Ia tho Interior.
Ireea unaterc. II IL likely tho present storm
will abous uish logging operations In tie North, then
tho problem 10 be solycd Will 10 the getting Of tho
logs down to the mills. It Is arprehenlul by somc
that whero tho numbering has tccu donc high up OIL
small streams thcFo will be good deal Of difficulty In
suhhng tho logs down. hul that many viii 10 hung
up; hut there sosctnl months yrt In which TO do
tho work, and probably in that limo tho lusnberuen
will eysa noanz, II nature does not for getting
adequate stock 10 the mills. tho hardware dealers
complain Of dullucsa, uwing 70 the abolnahlo Weather,
but report no Cl1ango In ynlucA for any
! staple articles. Wool wa slow and m.
changed. Hops reported moro actlyo aud
higher II, RESPONSE to nt advance Eas Timothy nud
elosrr-acel wrrc boh ar1n, tho latscr at btg al
vance, due to tho fact Tint very nto offered, mud
1uost Of that wss under contru1. Eggs aud poultry
VETO quiet. Tho offerings Of the hitter waro stnal
and hue stock wAs salsble tfull prices.
LUMDEn.
Tho Grand RAPIDS, Mich, Etsga giyea tho following
rrsult Of tho mtnter'a losgiuR At Spring Lake:
Tho amount Of stock secured for tho sixteen saar-
mills in aud around Srrila Lake for tho Iireuont
aou will not exceed 30 o uoo feet Of ogs, about
third OF full supplY less than hall tho amount cut
LAST year and about oue-th1rd Of hat MANUFACTURED
In l814. Tne follow Ing IL Int Tim humber 1rns
WHO hare loys on hand: Cutler l. 9avidEo Lumber
Company, 100 feet; noydon Akelay. TO- o01 00
feot; WJnlal, Dllawell Co., 4O9G0GG fcct
stunroe, uoJco h Co., 6JU0O0N feet; Hhtn,
Glover Il Co., 600 feet; Dakcz h Co., 1900,
0Do fcet: U4trheldr, Baght 1: c., 1850 600
feet; ". Ii, Bell Co.. 160O, ,bD feet; T. n Kelsey,
l.D QUO fott Bpoon !: Thompson. ot feet Jcif
CatBon, 1,3oDop feet; snnlry small lets, 5000, ,G0i
feoE Owing to the open Wtor and tho inautt.c1cncY
Of but about onecigath Ut tho usual anoi.nt ol
logs put Ia lilo etroaa tributary TO tho Grand
1liscr aud tbs amount on hand IL pIinctall5
what ha1 been carried over from last year Dnt ono
Of tho mills IN the county has full aupply-that d
Doyden h Akeley.-whIch co1nuaeuced running l.a
ing partial ltocks will commencn Late Lit tho
There are about 16oU0U0 feet Of Lumbar n hana u
Ottawa County It present.