, 1870-11-19

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S;;s;sts Sss s:;;:::: ss 81, s,;ss III n;ys & HSs
lumbert m...-. le !,9se'f 2-9.lI I.3SA
The following grain hsa been received, up |
TO 10 O'Clock this morning: 158 cars wheat; !
l0s cars corn; i6 cars oats; cara r.e; Is
car barley. Total. s27 ea1s, Or 12s.ooo bn:
5.1Se bu vhe.t: s.s6i 81 com; 9,53s IN osts;
3s3 In rye; 3,195 bu barley.
There was again large attendance on
Change to-day, and \ large aggregate OF
tzantactions in options, though the activity was
pfiI cipally in wheat. The war news was con-
1lieslpg. and 30 were tho feelings Of opsza-
extension Of the struggle to take In tho other |
nations OF Europe. Tie shipping movement |
was quiet, and has nearly ceased for tnis |
eeasop, go far - the lake traffic Is concerned.
The action Of the meeting Of provision deal-
ers and packers. held on the 16:h, WAS pre-
sented to the board to-day. On motion Of |
Colonel J. L. Hancock, 1t wAa ozlsred that 800 |
copies Of the rules recommended he printed,
and that they be submitted to tho board for
action after ten dsys' confederation OF To !
matter.
We aro glad to note that the Inspector Of
Grain has notified his eubordiuatcs 10 pre-
strre the distinction between the old and new |
whest now in store OF which may hereafter
arnve. 1t ts important that the shipper elloptd
not hxve old wheat pa1med OF upon him With
out redress, when be has bought receipt for
wheat Of the nav crop. and the new order, the |
will probably be m etEectuA estoppa on such |
procedure.
We referred In tins mornings issue to the |
new danger threatensne tho g1atn-producing |
community In relation 10 the warehouse CUES.
matter a IT, be asa5s +. t. Ba Bss y s9s s s
"a = very plausible ons, hut it is slightly un-
fortunate for the argument that the whole |
mat er has been in the hands OF the Board Of
Tr1ae ever since the board waa an institution,
and that body has made = sorry mess Of it.
The commission merchants, who receive grain
here from parties in the country, ought to be
very good tuuges Of what il ssneeded to [pro-
tect the rights OF their ouatumers- But these
gentlemen are In the minority, and even il we
add to them the shippers. the two arc still
tnnatelr too often the direct interest OF the
eca1ping class to hang on the hkirts OF
tie warehousemeu. and large part
Of their small uncertain pzohts are made out
al The yetT circumstances which prove 80 dis
astrous to the interests Of legitimate trad-
most depended on to vote With the warehouse
en-ins'inctiveiy-and il there be i Little
watering in their faith, ouly a small induce
ment Of the true pettuasive sort is required
to mako them come TO time. Being in
minority The legitimate t1ade,s dars not make
Which, practically, Keeps s..black list, and III
tie contnrtcioua ones are remembered only
too we'll when they hare occasion to deal With
the elevators. This fact is ONO Of tho plxnest
and meat signihcant Of ali the general facts
Which can 10 picked up BY, tEnshing agsinst
Lot, dares not act. Some Other body muat
But 1t is objected that no one else has
right to interfere with the board. Wny not
II is great agricultural community behind
us which has been awtudled out OF hundreds
Of thousands Of hard earned money, annuallv,
have the hartihood to uphold otherwise than
~ their votes. The money uojust1y wrung
| out q the hard workers Of the Northwest goes
] into the pockets Of few aristocratic membera
Of tbs board, and the Lzza1a Of tha ooncern
EseedilS luck up the crumbs which fall from
system HIS grown 20 powerful parasite Of
| the RoaId Of Ttade, that the latter, u = bodv.
/ is completely at itn mcrcy, and dsrea not even
POINT IFS huger upWard, when Simon says
| "1hu1pbs down.
! Ihe people Of the State OF Qliuoia hara a
1ieh: to project themselves, aud ought to do
it, tee1rg that those who ilaSe hitherto repre-
re tuted their interests in this city are power
lee. 10 act. The people hare already Adopted
4 constitution unler which q sweeping reform
can BE- accomplished. They must nov.
through their Representatives at Springfield.
give life 10 The spirit Of th2t document, and
scr tlat the laws made for ttas purpose ars
carried out. The warehonsenleu will ba out
Ill force this winter It Springfield, trying their
b'anoiahmeuts 10 leave the matter In the
hands Of the Board OF Ttadr, Satisfied that il
that IL dcne the gEindla will be perpetual.
Tho people muat watch for xny who viii listen
to the arguments which tho warehouse inter-
est carry IN their h1eeches pockets, and Ea1rk
those who fail to do their duty In cleaning out
the Angean stables IN our midst =
AiEhwuee were active and 1$c be:tar, there
being many ordess on the floor, whiie the
number Of eellart had been reduced By the
free purchases Of two DAYS ago. Sales were
made 81 90 bela iron bound II Bic; $50 bEls
% 1t sS1sc, and 205 btls wood-bound Ut &c.
The market e1oeed firm 1t 831<c-
Lake fteighte we're quiet and unchanged.
There was only moderase supply Of vessels,
and very few wanting them Only 81 gram
charters were reported, OF whlch oue wxa
from Mll*aukee to Oswego, at lie for wheat
sia SAL, fasss xs to batf.lo ye.e noni9aily g on
on eats~ Through rates TO New Yo1E weSe
quoted unchanged, 1t 23c for wheat, 26.4c on
!. corp, and 1ao On oxte.
Provisions we're moderately actiye, but
casier on everything except future deliveries
ducts WIS in consequence Of the further de-
slime IN the prices Of live hoGB 1t the Stock
Yards. It amounted to SOC 7 G:1 OF pork, aud
Ac + h On lard and meAts, and the packers
s~ened more anxious to sell Il the decline, II
il they were sati.fed there will be no immedt
.te improvement. Mees rorl closed at e310(
for new; Sl9.25fos do seller DeeembAr: Sl9.0t
q 9.s3 for do seller January; $4,000 fol
prime pork, and extra prime 1t a1f.00. Lsrt
cles. q Il 1osa4lc; DO selle5 December, 12Ac: Dc
eelleI January: 121lc- Green meats q sed u
lOc foE short ribs: 1o19c fer shut clear: ani
l0s{c for hams. Meats IN ealt ten OF 6ftest
d'yt quotable At 7Ec for shoulders; 1Jss{t
for abort nhs; and 1IAc3 for enozt clear
Al loose: bored meats about H@3c etovt
quoted Al l1s@l21o, according to quality
90. els0o; beef hams, sa7.N1@17.50 fol
9 butchers. and s28.oaa2s-5 50 fox psckn.s'
: gresses, e3{@locc; and tallow, sA@s}sc
! b1is do 1t s21,5o; 1,l5o htls do. setter Deoe.a
Der, II et9.25; e5obrle do Ut e19 co; 100 hxsado
. buyer December, 1t $4,000: 500 hrie do, bea]e
: December ane January, II s19.25: $50 5f's d;
J II sls00; 800 brls do. +etler March, It S19.os
Is les do. Il 1850: 5otcs do At l2ssSc; IS tcs d
(No- y 1t 12t11c; 200 tcs co, seller fret half o
. Decem. er, Csss eve.inge 1t 1a1<c; 200 tes do
stlier December. 1t IKE; 200 tes do, selle
, March, At l9t1c; 20, 600 lbs ehnulders. in 81.
IS eaye, At &c, pa.kt5; 10000 Ms do, in e.,
. 10 to Is days, ii TIC; ri sxs 90 in salt l
day., At 71fc: 1900 ra green hams ~ rhs3 !
Z 1lc: 10000 tbs do u l0Ao: g, 900 1ns in
= j 2.ooo pos do, At 10He; SO 900 Ms ehor: nbe
; IS days in salt, At lie. packed; 20 bxs do !
He; 20 coo tbs doat 1oe; IL, 900 na short cles,
In ealt Is dAyr, II 1lefc pscked.
:. Dressed ho2a were ! httle mora active
. ssles we're ta'l that were otfered} 1o2 he1d. 4
e. Gfor poor, and sS0o@8 50 for god lot.
= Flour was IN moro active demand, and
Is f1me1 feeling was manifested. the m.jority 9
= hullefs beiDg enabled to realize Al adsanc
- OF 5@10c per ttl On quotations ruling yest.1
dsy. The inquiry wa largely for spring 81
y tsae, which sre In moderate stock. Sales ",
q made at range Of &6.l21S@S.55 for Whit
: x1ItsTs a 4s@575 for kpHng crtrss !: "a !
Il fcr Eyo fiou1, snd es-25@5.5o for hack. b =
. I1ntactions xere ~ follow: White Wiutt
!. E1tsas--1oo bras " White Hoee" q, e6 81
g 90 h1la not named 1t ss.75; 100 h<ss do ,
y y $3.50; $50 hris DO 1t t6 t2H<. sprtuR a1tr.
q 500 bras ace1e's Choice Extra = :, $S.7S
u l00 hais "AaAma' Golden shsaf" !. ass
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