, 1869-07-17

t4AeEl NJ CIV 1V4
fur JrguiA 30 3, .nd 76,s77c fqr June receipts d.
ealcs xere made Of 1850 be No. Ut SD; 80 bu
10 at 81 Ee; q 900 bu do II SING: ..o5 ou d. =:
s1c GO bu do Ut sic: 1000 bu DO n so1tc; H.
90 LII d. at 6pEc: LOO bu DO at 50 SC: eoo ba do
Il etc: ,tGo Ia do ~ 79kc; 100 bu + June re-
tsltia, At 7E 100 but do ut 7si(c 20 900 tn do at
7.e: t,ttv tu do nj 7&Hc; eo,ss3 Ia Rejected st
'p;,c; 900 tu co at s6c; SO bu no 1ade At 6}c
.asu bu do atsaxc; ~ hu do N &c Tot~.
1E3, ,4v0 bu- No. . sold At 7oHts644c seller the
':outh: e1c, seller do aiter Sunday; s2x6sckc,
.e;1.r AM ust; I'D ss2s,kc, buyer the n uontn.
" was 7G:.LM Mt &c Spot. =
OIL were yerJ quiet, bat 4 khAdo stronger, IN
Eymp .th. with New York and the weather, The
srad1ng WIS reu'tsted 10 a few CIR lots, aluosi
nothing beng done Ia options, though the,u viz 4
tetter feeling fer August On the Open Board the
market WIS tulctise. On Change II opened 1t
&C, being A6Kc higher than It the close yestar-
Day. ruled steady IN noon, then weakened Nc,
and closed with sellers At esHc, Sales wero ru3de
OF 500 bu At s7c7 ,son ou at e6Ec; y,soo bu at
SSHe; 2,se bu Rejected At e3Hc; ! 400 bu do at
e3Ac; 90 be, by sample In bur1apa, II 40 on
truck Total, ~ coo bu- Seller the month sold Al
-Gsl6hc, aud lor seller August soc was hid, and
Ac for September
Rye wna very quict It unchanged pglcel 6Aes
No. nj t1.o4.
Barley IVES nomtnally unchanged at SL+o8LSo
for No. = tte.c being baJses sellers IN Attep-
noee.
Seeds v ere yerJ qriet, but without noticeable
change. Sales were made Of sual lots Of mlllet ut
&c, AMI UunZarlan at Sc
TIE following kilograms were received on
Change TO-DAY:
Flour steady and quiet Wheat quiet Sl{Sal -
bid. Corn nE1n and quiet At 34ta1tc Uais ds11ef
SIC htd. WhisIey nsmer a 9: i:o4ha1.o511. PORK
nF1fh hFfJ1 AL
Flour quiet, tame, staosasa, Wheat quiet:
soft sLA7; no. si-4S3Lao; mixed, t1-eo; No l,
10. Sound corn scarce, strong; common, hsavy,
80 &c. Oats tame; railroad, soc; canal, Sic
Fork n1u Lard saiahle.
Wheat neglected, nominal sl-s1. Corn lp1ctise,
Sc offered. SIC asked. Oata unchanged. Recslpts-
Wheat 1l6,ooo bn; corn. 80, 700 bu; oats, 1900
~ NJ !s1alments-Whcat, 8d,0V0 bu; com. 100
Wheat Qolet; No. / At 31.stk No, Ut Si-so. Re
enpts 3 so oo9 ou Shipments, 14a ooo bu. Frelgats.
Lyraroo,- July 1s-11 rs In.
fluI, fSA Cd "W4eat-Whtte, 10s ID I'D d 8d@
% q Lorn. 4as for old; SIS Sd for new. Post, a9s.
L4tu, tQs-
He'd wheat, as ID. Best unchanged
" The Hoard Of Directors held meeting After the
adjournment Of Change, and adopted the lollo1.
Ing:
Rfsatrs< Thatfrosa Information rcce.ed BY tho Dt
rre.n IN rekard the condition o ths eorn In fhe y
Is CO. q 'e 3a,tay ~ e.
Sseep: Zee L. es s.s saa I'D that ali
This was probably the only decision II which
thtEe gentlemen could havs a111red, unIcsl theJ
hnd Soted That the Board Of Trade should bug up
The ECO 1000 hu Of hot cora, and shtp It to Bunalo
there selling It, and pockettng that Ioes a. IN or.
gatization, which now must he horne by indI-
vidral members ofcourse this could not be car
rted out, ever Il the Directors had 30 ordered 1t,
otcanse The members OF the board would neyer
tubnlIt 10 It. =
There 4, however. some plauslb4ty In the ar.
Errncut that the boafd should Stand the loss b.
caLFe that ltody is, to ccttaIu extent rc4pou8i-
te for that negligence Of ts agents which ID per-
pctually giving 1ise to the crJ Ut heated grim.
.As nearly as It Is possible to trace out the fault
1t !ses with the inspection system, b5 which tho
working Inspectors are allowed to p.acu doubtful
grain IN tho c1assfs Sos- and 2, which, the rules
ttosldc, shall be "Aound mud drJ.'F A car load OF
gEafn, but obviously damp, ts Ernled ac No z II
the weather be Inc, md The movement rapld, no
catRage Ia done; but, II damp weather cnaur, and
tho course Of Tho market rciard shpmcntA that
enc cat load Of graa will cause al tho rest In the
SAME bin 10 de'e7orate, snd .damaso mauJ thou
sand dollars' worth Of property. II the Inapec-
ors were strictly held up 10 the rule In grading,
The proportion OF rejected grim would be thereby
Increased, bat III quality would be improved.
while better grain would not be injured by contact
With it.
Sumc dtsaprspba,ton was expressed today on
the Afternoon Board nt the tnrdlness with which
lEc Ihct was made known that the No. corn Il In
dolhtful condition It WAS alleged that the In
sprctor could have posted tho, notice 5csiesiay
Just a. well &s this morning, had he felt 10 dis
Eu3cd. OF this VIC know nothing.
This Is the second lime this year thnt the cry Of
II Of corn !" has been raised on our Exchange !
nncr. How many more times shall VIC hear tho |
cry before cficcut measures orc taken 10 prcYent
a recurrence Of tho evil.
LATEE.
In the afternoon there Naa o moderate n1Tt- |
nent in the grim markets. No. 9 spring wheat !!
sold At range Of sLs3H9l-s4. cash and seller the
month. Corn w1s excited, aud 4 number Of sct-
Ilrtnents wero made at 4 range Of sa37sc for un-
sound. and SOC wns bid for sound, seller tho
month. Other graina werr neglected Frelghsa
Ind provisions were inactive. At the Sherman
House, In the evening, wheat WAS actiYe, nhout
o0oo bu2hels Of No. 2 changing hands at s1.s2x
II sss-caienJ nt The ou.bide-closl1g ntna ~
j. 1s.ttta 81. few saiea OF corn were reported
II 7be, seslef the month for No. -
The hog market was fairly aetire for medium |
% fs'r grades, at an advance Of 15t3 9oc, but tor
.Cot To choice qualities trade ruled little slack,
md values Rerr Without maseztal change. Sales
zero reported al range OF 4a4o991E for CON-
L on to choice. The cattle market was dull anA
Hces were Weak and uou;toaly lower. We quote
1t s1c0is7.:o-lhc outside for choice