, 1870-10-25

| barley. Total 66S c211, or M, ,goO 3D.
wtsTn 10 So cJ xbs.t s.ta.G tSs eiu s
oats SD9 bu 1ye; 1,B38 hu bafsey: Withdrawn
far do during ths past week: a, 43s ba wheAt7
Is ess bu corn; q, ,5eS bu oats; =, 935 bu rJe'
| Il. AZ bu barley.
day, but = rather quiet eet Of moFtAb. With
| duincss in the aec.ndency In fa2uy cases. Ihe
receipts Of grim ate lighter, except In the
case Of wheat. Hog. are In large supply,
The shipping demand was noda1ste, but speeS |
u1ative purel aseEs wero few, most OPERATOR:
| telpg afrafd that prscee must Fecede after the
close OF tho eeason Of navigation. /
We note that there ia ! large demand Tor
grain vessals from Milwaukee. The people Of
that city s!e wisely running Tho s1ain out ni, r.
fore the winter eotA in it would be well II
Chicago would act lttfo more vigorously IN
the sAme direction
The article from the BuHs1o Courier, which |
waa reprinted in our columns this morning,
coptains some valuable suggestions, but Wa
evidently v1itten too much In the interest OF
Speculation IN gram has often wrought injury
| p1ieo m 1 Il grain in this market aboTs the point
1T which it would pay 10 ship II to the East.
But that ve,r thing has ensbled me 1asmet mn so 10
often acted On the Nav York market to csnse
/ corresponding advAnce.there. It Is rl.ciag !
| il 3. low figure to cay that our speculative
! Chicago market enables the producer to get
ia Is ass.ls' sssis In 81 tSis ey s th,n b could
! If We had no option" t1adingt while it ALSO
ensures him markas for his produce atwhat-
ever time OF the year he chooses to send 1t
here-wbich lie could not count on in Dutl.!o;
The art,cle In question is 'svery like : wall ~
over the departing greatness Of that city, aud |
! an attempt TO induce Chicago 10 lose her po- |
sition Is the grain mArkot Of the world, 80
that Buffalo men could send here and oo{
| - &t,rfu 3eyr1ta in tkn
speculative competition. There Is, however.
little fear thAt the pl1int will be needed. So
long as the human mind retains lts present
cssf, 80 long will the taiut Of original sin crop
opportunity is presented. Adam ''went
long +" in tie Garden Of Eden when he invest.
Ell IN the Apple and the sespent's promise, and
his descendants hAye extensively ranged
themselves On tho long or abort side ever
siuce.
Eut II our Buffalo brethren would put stop
to speculation, they must shut up their own
| warehouses, and abolish their long cherished
canal. What is it but speculation when a man
buys = cargo Of grain IL one market and sends
operation severely alone. il he did not expect
to make money by it and that expectation
| makes him willing to run the Tek OF loss.
Nay, she farmer, himself, IL u speculator. in
J this eense, that he invests his money in grain
, md stock, and ri.ks the former in the ground,
| III the hope that it will be worth more mouey
hy-snd.bye, our buffalo friends themselves,
) viii conceds that farmer has right to sell
his prupe1ty at once OF TO bold il in the expec-
Z tat{Vu u better pIicen, and get they would not
I permit another to buy it and hold IL
d We admit that the greater the number Of
r ! mi3dlemen between the producer and con-
. sumer, the less ID tho 1elatlye profit realized
. by the prcdueeE on his goods, out IKE every
10 Stances II is true, 1lso, thAt thofe A1e great
q many men in our Board Of Trade, and we
II prrsumo also in Buffalo, who would be more
= houerahly engaged in earning AZ honest liv-
% ing than by trying to pare one on the eazn:
j. inSs OF other people. But, After nll, the old
g. saving recurs "What are yon going to dt
about IT." A man has perfect right to buy
10 hold. and sell psope.ty, i lie il abba and Aux
I'd ious to do 20, md il woula BE- the worst form
il Of desputism 10 prevent him from doing il.
~ Highwines we're inactive, and uomiually 1@
he &c lower. Holders we're professe1ly strong !
rt SIC, but there were no buyers at over eGts
ts sGl e till at the close. when ono BID WAS mad
IL Of Sic for irpn-bonnd.
10 Lake fIcignts we're stronger, but lesa active
u owing TO scarcity Of vesaels, aud to tue fae
sr- | that Milwaukee owpars Of grain wore in tn
III market early, with good adyancs bid, whic
ily caused some OF our shippers 70 withdraw fro'
!er the compctitlon- total Of 10 g1Asn sha1te,
il quoted At s!{e for whe..; C for oorn; and
he I5c; corn to do at 14e; do to Oswego IT 1ss
of and barley to Oswego 1t 1Sc. Through rate
be- TO New York were unchanged, At 2Sc II
100 wheat; 26Ifc for corn; and 18c for oats.
10 Ttovi-ons wore moro active, but lower,
decline being principally dns to larger Ole
on ines Of hogs 1t the Stock Yards, which c.ua,
~ drop Of Sc per 100 his in the pree Of t
Pc, bonght but spsrinelys Mess pork was ys
kes Deceuber, but improved later. Lard "
or Also X lower on new. aud fnlly ~ lower
ney old. Meats were fat early, and undarsto
e1- 10 be offered at Nc less for Decembe! del
cry. There were no green meAts On the m
;dw ket. Tho market closed 1t s2a.50 for n
ere mess pork: s25.o 50 for old do. 70
for seller December closed 1t go, 75@I:t (
aud for January 1t S2o.25@20,50 50, Old 1Ard
- M 1ssfc; c. now do at l5c, Lard, seller Doeemh
H.. closed at l21c and for seller January Ut ~
IL Dry saltcd Shoulders we're Ill sold out
1l's ike green shoulders from block we're qule
So; green rough sides 1t II 1Hc; audgTeen sh
ribs at 12c. Shoulders. 2o925 dAys y SAT- v
II ~ meats for December delivery were quoted
ia is SIC for ehon1aera; lie for Cumbetaau
ss1 and 30 for short ribs. Green hi
So quoted It 1sc, and lie for. seller Deo
soA Get. Mees beef Ia 9uotahls It sll
eon, tallow, st o. s.les wese: sfo
r o. mess pork 1t $3.50 % bsls new do 1t s2i
tcas $50 b,ls (past on Saturday. seller Decent
ater- At s2! .0o; ESQ brls do It e2o Soi 500 b1ls
upon seller J1nuAIy, AZ SzooV " lea ne# AT
and lsc; s.O tcs do, seller first half Decambe1
col 1aslc; 250 tes do, seller February {ps1t Sd
ever, aay), a: 12Ac; 500 tcs do, seller December
mem 1,e February 2s, 1t 1aAc; 10000 tna dry ~
e OF ~ ~ az II bo-cs i
Was rits, twenty days in salt when det:rerot
b cni- latte: 800 b1is mess beef on private ter
pre-. 20 bra pigs tongues at slc.25; Is btls d
!, was st2 90.
&c, &c, Packing is sloy as yot not only here
,4Se1 | elsewhere. With an Estimated incre3s
Il In. | l,00o. eco head on tho hog crop OF the v
ard stated iucrease OF coo 600 head in @
q few | Dritalp and Ireland, the packers are hopi1
Sesn e 1eJas.on 81 Is spes
luiiop, adopted LAST week by the st. [
[14s.: pork packers, ought to be carried out eV
,oo. .WnEREAs, We believe that pregnant ani
rs are arc not lit toE human food and that tae ssot
sold, of sun an,msls y detrtmsntai u the SICK
q r9:i s sa
10sI Vii use our inip. .,nce 70 prevent the sac Of
I1111. | animals foF pacfirs pulposeA",
The market for ~ >'nr % exhibited = mod mode
asgrse of aetiTity .a unssa more re- sneou1. na11o'
IL IL ad1ices from New York, MI hrmer & fss
prevailed, although prices vero ho1ina!lI II
about changed. We note the following 81 !,
c &C. l Winter Extr0A-101 ETl8 not named ~ (t
lively | 1O0 hr1. an rt;v,ta tarrns Snrinc Extra5-
nars 1ans brls 'sSeco1'' At $500; 1,450 b1s, br,
the given, on private terms: 500 brls NOT M
lctye 1t $500; 100 brls do S4.a71S; 200 brls {
Lake - IS; 100 brls do 1t 7L6a1S; 40 b1ls d
bash, | ti.GO: 200 brls do at Si.SO 100 brIs
New S4-5o. Spring Superdnes-G0 br1s not na
1poo' at s4.25; 80 brls do At s4.l2h: so brls
"a II CO. DuckwheatF Flour-S0b b1ls JAcku
Hs4 Esst NJ so.5v: - nrls not nAme1 Al -
iii ITO b1ls do 1t s7.0c Totxl. 3,Sl5 brls.
'los Wheat was more active, and shade OF
; s1' Liverpool Was quoted at 1@2d higher
~ WAS u better IN The same market, and
. "a York Was stronger, but those advantages
% fully countetbalancelb by smother advanc
y f1eighte, and big receipts, which mAde q
~ inge heavy, md depressed the views Of bu
by the practical threat that the receipts d
d. s2t tnue t41 w. ~ oo :u'oIa.uua ~ ~ - M. ~a
$50 pers would have taken hold more freely
. sax Tor the fact Of higher freights, and s
l.. 11H ecatcity Of vessels 1t that. On the 0psu
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