, 1865-08-11
THE GRAIN TRADE.
Patriarehal Esset%-Nodern spees'attsn--
Gsmt!lag-Aa Heur "a 'chanEe.

o. - @t1E solA01uuQt accounts OF thet
eAploeanona. Inat It has 4 history, like every
thing e!te in nature and ri, mons vti1 dsuy. snr
although IT. early life, like that Of MANY celebra
ted men Of comparatively moae,n tre+ma,
nAve betn Lost in Lethets watst, etrl 1t has Al
or Ftu, that ay not be aitsr III b theoretical 4.
that Of the remote ancestors Of thN uythptop1e.
Individual who is somewhat extensively known
Is " Lo, tbs poor Indian" :
In the coluu M Of morning piper ssere 7,
not space enough 10 enter II to long and eInn
! tcous dt.sezt&uun On the subject; but II au5 n
our readers wpuld Ike 10 investigate the su.]ei,
| OF tpsct wheat one or two E1Etts 10 the Board d
] Ttade rooms will satisfactorily explain the snb
| ject, with marginal references. But to retur1
to our notaoas. Grain dealing may be said Il
! hsve been IN soKue shortly si.er the ereat1nn
| We read that Acam wfs turned on. OF Eden. mi
told to lebor for his daily bread-the con1denes
gsme WEs not then In roEue-aud from this tRt
propositions csn be adduced. First. Adm van,
to wS1k, md sowed and moved, and reaped and
heed, snd was g farmer hlrnselt-os second he
want aLd learned trade for day wages, where,
With be bought bis brtad. II The nr:t propoal
to1 be correct. he wss producer, md u hi.
children and his chlldren's ehl1ren grew IN
about hin, be would naturally get nd Of
the eufp nj stock In eome way of
other. o. hls descendants increased- 1.-THE SEE.
ond propc.irton be correct, Adam was corsuue e..
md eoTebooJ 1nust h1se Bold him the brea6.
slns. In either case 1t estabs hes with out doabt
he % c.1R!p r. Of e1ein deal.ag: From tois tine
thr1e Wbh ever acy gambling do1e in grain, al
tho1Rh II Y REASONABLE to suppose th Tue yourg
lambs gamboled amonR the green fields. bow.
erer, this IL forclvn to the subject Of this
article. The eary par1arehs were Ignorant
4 en- hey Lcvet saF ano0at. never hexrt
The sst;tle ., s e. loeopot.s knew no!htrg about
qus,ntrd with banking, for epecie was then tie
c1'y ueciurn Of e1chsnge, had never eean an
eight ey,nder p1ess; and We ak IN ell sincerity,
the sciences, know anything about gambling In
9saiD. THIS art WAS reserved nntil d later dsy-
the tine q Phato:h: who I: The rcputed inventor
munly. q! ed fighting The uxer." Ph,fo4h
WI. the King of ER1pt. celebrated 10 hla tune a.
much for o. rsfslps Of corn, a. Egyp, IL s'out
ertj cts do not vote tbe Coppethesd .ictst. Buf
| to reauue. Wha1a Pharrah waA on the thsere,
he welt lilo corn epfcalaton heary On the
Cop ,o1 .e.ea sneests1s up Is ea md
OF The EeTf yesrs fanine took plnce, and those
Htn had soio out found tnennse;ves short, aud
| rs Pharaoh hsd rot w"rke5 corner, tne rel err
,sm'no n sztet sed into tan.,a ana ose jacob b.
Ing upsb'e 10 borrow. sent hit son. doxn to Egypt
| TO eove1 bits ehpru. which they did. Itts not On
record whether The ccrn was sold ad1a'. In store
| or hee On hoard. bat We s,e nfurmed tnst they
had !. bsgGet. This II substantially tie hrst op-
!
| From 1hts DATE down 10 the TINT Of The Rnmans
/ phtn the Gfaecbt undertook 10 manipulate the
| corn trade q Italy: lend were assatsnated for
,helr t1ouhleA the history OF the grain t1ade is
8ut Ike III Other u.alul inreut,ons and d,ecor.
e.iet II was LEFT fur The people OF the ntneteeath
csEtufy to work ont, upon tYttem1tic h,tls, toe
c1e1t prot lem Of specut4tnR In hreAdetod..
1hty have ztdrced It oown 10 perfect ssisnce,
anc il may Iow ne called the only epeclnen e.
apy one f1ubfs this assertion. let BIN pay visit
70 'hs Ce,eseo Board oi ffsde. De viii then sec
Chitseo grim gamblers are ihe ha.aest working
mcr In he NoEtn~rst. Morning. nocn and night
they meet fr worehtp .. OF Cesee, and nks
never r. c,ss . out. Al,hoash The nninefy ps,.tot
nsy Re compelled "'to pis. 10 his ehips,'' he
n rer falls from grace. IN the afternoon ls goes
yers III F fe sasn e ~ es
id s:yftas q he sooys" san't ~sstas:'
demanced to provide eea:rs. cont:nseset-s. f5r
ne Ten ut Of The unlnius,ed &c may remark thst
s'ten up'' IL not snF relsr>on TO "ssTen np:" 1he
Ten nnt, form work th.t wonlc create m Intense
.xcateEclt, and II The ltEsons there taught were
properly gade uss Of thy would prevent many
ea II e.
=, I'D d.sne @
tw-yi1g 6 1nste Of elk hal and broadc OH. Heru,
at The do0r fe the Pork crowd-now orderly and
for pork s5nt sttrae,'s 81, nd I'd, ns.n sesn
There il nothing worth mfution about IT,
Bus'nss, T. ysry 9otst md you . nay Occasionally
&c bas t5ss |: ii. ses
in rear ofthe porcine opeta1or4 v1l lard you in
tbs xbs i, Tin:. g. csiefal Or yon may Ret yons
s9a sonF P.fsass s By lie
i1e se:les ien. &ho wapts 1t;'' II stg:s {;
v @WhstM ,en % ci.e," cash Wheat" ~ sod, I'm
tske It." IT Is perfectly he1ld=r'nR, and ycs
ss5a se
Something 1t once atraets 5our attention Asa
5on po It 10 tall, thip. wiry. smooth faeed sharp
he e' esssitl ii 1T lev bisnk esrde azd 1e,d pencil
which be ,s buslly us:og; He j. tomewhat IN
RulI IN lis ogsIs.onsas .ss tine ~ y
sctt II ,,,s rirr sie runewhzs afraid Of kim not
Ewlnc wnst nav dodge he viii spring II he
i ts ' 's 'ay e., 1s oPa Pss .isa b.
e,a.ei5. Every one aioaad ,h,nts t il saarf qsa
c nst he t s Il: II = |.
Oh hi chin. and ~eazs wh!te hst H Is a'w.ys
far yoa hear him IVA, III 5au s,te fo4 esa
hal1;" to Which tbe izdiv1drsl IN The Wits ST
repliet, takes IL" He Is the author Of the
phrsse, - Enhkes monlsh On my veat, but lose
Bni SIMMER man take. four rye: He Is Of tht
medium hefeht y dressed N biack. wests sell
tatrt IN hi: sh'!t boeorn. and aiwhys has thin
w oTes lie Ssef q h;s Sesa. u Il were 70 max
room Tor The 1honeands. He IL probably the cool
eat operator cn The hoard. 4 Collapse Of ten o.
s. Viz the @ atost 81 ina9tlenes II h e tes $ nj
VIM tse redse.,on thst "qa.eF sales sna iieh
% eHae1y ssd ~ very = neanen ] II ba5s md I'll iol
one.esetth Of one cent profit. Right behind
ttatds 4 fna!1 round faced young nsn4 witt !
Ways thonne seei er il Dc u qaiie an sestvt e r.
membtr OF the Board. and aswsyr mas hls eay OF
any puhllc oct1E1un. Very frequently be ie Z com
oas u g. na@ea e.
tWhose names were not born to de-
a little to the lett Of the wheat crowd afe III
fer 4ou.e shipper 70 turn mp. They opeTsta to1n!
in g1Aiu. but nost1y IN the pop corn. line. =
little tuI!hef on !, the corr rlng. about Which "
very attractive u. speculative article, and Il,
transactions are almost entirely leeidmate. II
he 1ishs Of The wheat !, GoEd IL ths ost rig
ring the past t1o or three weeks
moth ago oa'e were ar much m article O
speculation ss wheat, but now none h1Edle then
except legitimate buyers and one or two opera
tors. who hAFc followed Gals Wi:h perutstcnc,
that won1d have enabled them to strike either oil
I dacse or CGtps, II toey h&d bored IN FehsnR
county. ltts1ow twenty minutes to one, tn
secretary mounts tho stand and In Z clear and 50
Do.eus vt1ce reads the eeeoca New YORK dispatch
"F7npr qutft; wheat qufet. unchanRedi cor!
| ettaty pork trm; wh1aky buoysnt; god Al.
While be rcads Jon might hear pin or p. Afse
be hse finished, the hum and buzz begins az .in,
| u tsf1re, and the eame series Of uperatfons arl
acsfp gone through With, but not 10 such larR'
extent. The d,epatch ju.t read shows no raril
lou 10 the new fotk market. and - there Is d
csuPe for appreciation or decline. the desire TO-
operating Rf1ws beautiful , LEES ny degrees; th
operasora leave one By one, and af ous o'clotl
they bare all depa:ted Gayc tte Younc mao Of th
immortal "Lne huutIcd'' And half dczen othef
pApert. vnfeh,nr fur the 1sss usnsacnen, TO ce
ulnslLr the clustng p,ic.s.