Grading: (1) Its chain is "ruinous" (talif).
Technical note / Defect ('illah): The reason is Ahmad bin Abdullah bin Yazid al-Harrani (who is Abu Ja'far al-Muktib, known as al-Hushaymi). He was a narrator of "munkar" reports; al-Daraqutni abandoned his hadith, Ibn Adi accused him of fabricating hadith (wad'), and Ibn Hibban said: "He narrates from Abd al-Razzaq and trustworthy narrators outlandish and calamitous things (awabid and tammat)."
Additional point: We say: Tahir bin Tahir bin Harmalah bin Yahya al-Misri corroborated him, but he is like him, if not worse in condition, since a group including Ibn Adi and al-Daraqutni accused him of lying (kadhib).

Correction: Naming the Tabi'i in the author's (al-Hakim's) narration as "Abd al-Rahman bin Uthman al-Taymi" is a mistake. The correct name is as given in narrations other than the author's, namely "Abd al-Rahman bin Bahman".
Narrator research: Ibn al-Madini said about this man: "We do not know him", while al-Ijli declared him trustworthy and Ibn Hibban mentioned him in "al-Thiqat".

Reference / Source: Ibn Hibban narrated it in "al-Majruhin" (1/153), Ibn Adi in "al-Kamil" (1/192), Ibn al-Muqri' in "al-Mu'jam" (188), al-Khatib in "Tarikh Baghdad" (3/656), Ibn al-Maghazili in "Manaqib Ali" (120), Ibn Asakir (42/226, 382-383) and Ibn al-Jawzi in "al-Mawdu'at" (666), through various routes from Ahmad bin Abdullah bin Yazid, with this same chain.

Note / Clarification: Ibn al-Jawzi drew attention to the corroboration of Ahmad bin Tahir in "al-Mawdu'at", but we have not found it anywhere.