, 1869-04-15

| N'sLtt AE}EIACAss,s.s-sHs otV4S
10 corn, bu. Ress79 Total barley. el,s1s
Rsjtstea: e. : esEn.... H., &C. &C.
Total corn. oss, ess
The foottngs compare ~ follows:
w,s,, n, Arxl ~ y, g, agi!s ss; April 70, g 8;
Corn, Sa. ..assSsss zSs,iis a:is,ss s;t
Oats bu-..... a3+,1A s391t5 l,oAa3i
I've bu: :...... s9,sls 1aA79l 81, ~
Barley, ba.... G4s13 sa12s sI2'a
The Inspection for tomorrow Is 1eS cars wheat;
u cars corn; y cars oats; and car OF re; AL BY
rail Per canal there are 1900 bu No. co1u, and
1900 bu rejected do. Total, ~, 200 hn-
AL Was again dull In grain circles on Change to.
day, and prices were lower on wheat, corn an,
oats- The demand was but limited, though grca.
many options have been sold on seller the month,
which must Of course be filed by tomorrow To
e'atle the charge for winter storage, but most Of
them have been settled already. and for the rest
there were too many sellers, while the kilograms
wcFe not encouraging from the East. The ship
refs still avoided the market or seemed Ia do 80,
1or was rumored hate In the session that some Of
them had been quietly buylng.ln through the bro
kesa, but. 10 q limited extent Frelghts were dull,
however. There wat 4 Light inquiry for vessels
and three Charters were taken ut &c for corn to
huuaio Nessels for wheat cargrs were also tn
qutcd for, but owners were asking sk,asc md
shlppe,s were unwilling 10 pay more than &c,
hence no agreement The scale spoken Of By own
cfs - the Que which they ought to inaist on, was
&c Tor wheat, &c for corn, md &c for oat1
Tue present weakness In prices IL consequence
OF etagnhtton In the movement to ship There Is
now in store In our elevasors shout 900 bu Of
Eheat corn and oats, representing value Of
AlSAooeI independently Of that loaded on ves-
sels awaiting the order to move. The winter gtor.
sge charges on this grain amount to which
Is due to-day. and this charge Of itself acts de-
prcssnGy, pnt Il is nothing to the fact that such
Large qoAnhtJ Of grain Il hand With little sIgns
OF moving out Il the shipping movement begins
In good earnest within few days, there u 1T
Tie doubt that the rnarIeta will sttlIen up unde.
the excitement though there Is not much 10 hope
LOT in the way OF alArge advance in prices as New
York and Liverpool viii not oe apt to bid higher
on N increA4inG supply.
The following amendment to the resolution Of
fcrfed yesterday vas proposed BY Nj. Whitney,
and adopted, after an abortve attempt to ay It On
the table:
ID Kt' e e Tn. th rssot :: a. nd pss I; = rae
F. F. Baaata Etvsi.nd Tolrse. Drtrots, AnH.aksr md
safe liz question Il eaess-fns ;e
Get !" ,I.u..Ittns The rcaduet. # The SatthwT+tfo
sbtas re.f~esrr be ia!a to met wisS sss
board through ke es1nsnitstr IN Joint cnTrntiou
The puITo.c therein 1t forth.
This Is much better Why Of treating the sub
ject. It is topic IN which every Western Board
Of Trade Is equally interested, and one Oh which
ali can probably throw sonc light, while much
good viii be accomplished even II they only 90 to
work in the otd-fashloued way, tn which each man
spies out vigorously the defects Of his neishbor.
The combined convention can however, do much
more than this. II can cover the entire rpnte Of
the grain movement To the HcahoArd and answer
definitely the questions presented, While It can
not only decide on the subject IS 4 whole, but
point out The 'spots" In which reform can be e.
fected. Even II, after I careful canvass OF the
matter, the convention should conc to the COZ
clusiou that no material reduction can be effected
BY the present route 1t viii be well Tor the people
to know II as they can then bend their energies 10
ind out - more excellent way
The St Louis Democrat OF The 18th Rsya:
Thete IL now enough nain aacat to1 shs c'sy t.nra
the 9s1ln Nevtmsct"
The following WIZ offered bJ J. Morton Nr!ar,
and lid over I'LL tomorrow, under the rule:
se r. ;,s TIT =. s.!H ;sa tSr ,ssgs as.s r
the ts,is cf shsro dsys asos.<e
The following was offered BY ]. c. Guthrie, and
similarly disposed Of:
WWrA1 Tbe tsntneds.e sotus Into esca et BALE !,
tess. both r.s.. as!S.st r. i, u te ;aa!ueas q aa
lensh q dine arehose Icee4rts .aal when dt1.
ia ss Il ssa asa s I'd
htnf h<tws1n member q This board th.. an sctties
E T. deH1e. Srps q 9ssrss. hs1as hes dsss 10
Inn, % two erth ..sFsse md u sa. aise that d..t
.1soa III q Raie & Al 'A's s'se 'A4n se under
Provisions we're more active TO-DAY, and there
Wis greater 1rmness In the market Ne4s port
sold 10 the extent Of So brls In several lota II
$o-so, and 800 nss n ssLoo seller last hair Of May
At the close the9e prices were freely bid and hold
~ - ri nfa
subject Of \ fA.r demand Sales were: - tca ss
lac; so tcs II 1;.4c; aud 70 tes county Il 1.c
The market closed Esm Il 1.A1l5c. Shoulder
were rather frccly offered, &ad buJcrs were there
fore more cautious: $4,000 EA were soh Il lsc
buyrf the month. and choice lots were generally
held 1t that PRICE, cash. though few seoand-e.ass
are oHere<lat llHc- OF Cuntersan1a SIS pieces
COUNTY cut we're sold At i<he; city lots trc
quoted II fAAc. Short nhs were nominal NJ 1sxc,
and &hort tleaz at 16c- Sale WIS ma1e Of go tcs
swcet picked hams II l5kc, bat there was = far
inquiry for choice lot and It w reported tha& lsc
WAS refused tn one Instance h93 hris bcet hams
sold II 3e6G0I Ts1lov VIA dali; saie reported OF
30 Iris II lie. Grease Wa4 inactive.
1t i stated rather freely That o7ders for shoulders
have been recently Withdrawn from this city and
sent 10 Cincinnati. owing to the tact thai two or
thfee lots aent from thls city to Baltimore, aoou:
two wte1 ago, were found to be = ver3 inferior
ar'lcle, though put up BY nrat-class house. The
tact "a a marked exception 70 the carefuiness
which il known to Characterize the curing OF
n,esss tn this dt!, and the fears entertained hy
some, that the Circumstance will work injury 70
the Chscasu market VIII scarcely be verified nnless
such thinSs occur oItenerth heretofore
H.Shw1nea were llfelcss, bat nomlnalJ Grm,
with ouJers Al &C. and holders Insisting on SIC roy
free
The market for -four remains IN substantial,
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