, 1870-03-28

daley, Slsle Covlea hare Aso malg up
well condansed statement, the footipea oj
which differ little from the abovs.
Ihe warehouse controversy Is not ended
We refeI1sI day Or two ago to tho fact that
the propnetczs Of The Iowa Elevator, whicl. ia
situated near the Northwestern track, have
offered to receiSo grain at IL for the trst
tHenty dAre, and &c for each ten dara there
after. 1t is well known that the propIietors Of
this warehouse have had tcack laid to within
few inches Of the Northwestern track for
About Ell months past, but have not been able
TO obtain switch connection. On the ground
that tIey are under Contract with another tle-
vator, the railroad officials refuse to allow a
E"'teh to Ia put in: and on the ground that it
would be too much trouble, they now refuse to
dehre. grain on aida tack, whence it can he
taken IN tcama by the propr7etors Of tho Iowa
Elevator, or othets.
This morning tive carloads OF corn arrived
in tlis city over the Northwestern Railroai,
ana Mserre. SIltuance. lrcston i Co. notified
me Ea!lspad authorities that they Wished the
fused. II was intimlted that the gain must
90 into the Wheeler" Elevator, and thithez,
We presume, it has gone, contT1ryt the wisher
o. the parties 10 whom it was consigned
:, 1Ae railroad authorities take tho gruund that
they have rights, other than ~ common car
nefs, over grain eontlGued TO them for trans
poItatfon. Shoud they make such clsiua
With regard to Other property, how long would
they be able to maintain L: Suppose i 10, Of
furniture 10 10 ssnt by taiI to this ctr, aud
TIC owner or his agent to appear At the depot,
Eiva,. Would the railroad officials hayo ths
lmpudence to tell him that he cannot take
away tho goods, but that thev must tirst be
stored away in the freight house. and An a1t1a
clnrge Of Sc per 100 lbs hc made for the DELAY.
while TO cap tie climax OF injustice tile CON
s'gnee Waull not be able to obtain the specific
1ot Of furniture sent to him, but must take lis
chance cut OF lot Of furniture which is uoui-
lAally OF the same value per piece or pound !:
Is II Likely klat tho 1sroug would e}lerI,etrate.
many times before the wlnnS-loer VAS brought
up with round turn But tl,is is exactly .yt,at
certain t1lruad officials claim to have the right
to 40 IN tie ease VI over 50,000, ,000 bushels Of
grain received in our city each year. Tie
charges Tor transportation are enough TO pay
the railroad co,"p0,y Tor carrying rro,erts,
but It seems necessary that the waIchouscu,eu
shan aleo be rnid for storing grain. whether
II u required to 10 stored or not. The fact that
certain railroad officials recognize this nj an
imperative heresslty suggests that tAere lnl,st
he some strong reason why they should bear
tho thing III mind 70 constantly and persist
eu,ly.
1t is the intention Of the rroprietors of the
Iowa Elevator to insist OH their night to re-
ee'ye dteetls al grain consigned to them In
20 doing. they will bo sustained by The whole
@m1nercla1 community, AMI s.y tho great pub
Lie, eaeh OF whom have Al equal right to re-
celSt wlatever IL seut to them, without the
compulsory payment OF o1toKtiotlate charges
TO ulddlenlcn Of any sort. Ille man WHO
shnulI stop car Of grain on the railway, and
extract biz t.tadd therefrom before SLOWING
i TO proceed. would ba called sobbe.. Wills
the man who takes lis toll at tho depot il
called gentleman. Verify, we need revision,
e!tAef III our commercial practice or nou1tn-
clature.
Tue following teleg1ams were received on
Change to-day:
NEW YoEk, March aG-T7onr Inactive and
sveads ut A.Hsa@-,0. Wheat tlull and fair No.
Chcagn. t1.ir.s7.n7 nnoat; Miwank..s, st,u9 !t
sur; G aMt*E. ti.s+.Ls6 IN st,,t anil aloat
eoEn searce aud better; new. 3c-tl.01 atoat; oil,
9l.ce,a l.a N ktorc. Oats strong At 5..lc nnoa1.
Entupean trttglltS rrn. Pork dull At t.I,
Lafi ,lull ut lsAG11l.4c- Wht>kty dull al 90.
Gold, lli..
t4.seta4..a Wheat inacttse anu heavy; ~. !
Chicago at ft.1o s11oat; No. Milwaukee at sln9
IN store; amber Minnesota Vt xl.1a. Cora better
q 9seta &1.es for ne" anoat; yellow new, s1o4:+
1.@. na.s nIn a nike anoat- JobbIng lots Of
pork, 1880. L2rt ilulL Whtskev, s9c.
LIVERPOOL, March .t-l1:1o q m--Flour, 19s ti
Winter WHEAT. "a Nass TOD: rrl wheat, sss
IS 81; white wheat, - 3dGss i'd, Cpfu, ~
Pork, s1hA Lard. 6oa-
LATER.
At the "Open Board" No. 2 spring whe.t
Was in Light demand. hut = t111ner feeling
prevailed, the market closing STEADY at 75l e,
April. 4 small lot sold at N0c. seller May.
Corn ard oat+ were neglected. Pork p1otucts
ruled tim. with sales OF $40 brtH mess pork a.
s26cO eash. In tho evening buHinesa WAS
neglected.