, 1870-08-14

eEh1nced price,. snd forced holders to acaep.
lower terms or Keep tL<ir property. Tia M1E-
ktt WAs moderately active. On tho Ouen Board
eeiier last half told At 7S@7ii1<c- On 'Change
e, !o I4@s, d1orPfd to sc, snd closed OH ar
.Sc. seller scp!emberisoM At 73sif@75ss{c.
Si1osine II !3tsc; regular NJ. clio :e&l at 7lI@
.-sc' AUD rejected at 6s11yG 81. Caah sales
w we're reported Of u. GOO bn Nj. 2 At 74Isc;
tSso !S!ss t en % a Ike: 1900 bu do At tic;
-o'Mv % 40 1t tass4r: l5.u00 bu DO At 73t,c;
ta;Mo 49, hn 90 At ~ &c: 10,1No hu do At 7Jc;
sCoo tu do at 1.s3c; :;.cH,o bu do At 7aisc:
!-eeV pu rejected Al CO., 2.40l bu do at 6Ne:
500 bu DO At Gs tzc; = ECO Lu 10 ut 6ss. sd
1s2,6c0 bn. A''>''
Oats were less ac:iye, and :E@nc better. in
sympathy with tIm New YoSx mari, I. and
y meWLat lighter receipts. Thru w1s roo,i
demand early, which alvAaced tho prics of
cash lots from 395ac to 4oe, but the inquiry
Seller list half sold At s9s5 5@40c, cln~iag Al
S91<c- Seller September sold st 4D@41c, clos
ipg Ut S9s{ {@i0c. Strictly fresh receipts were
most wanted. Cash sales wers made OF 65 oo0
tu No. ? It 4oc; g., 500 ba do At 3o;stc; 1,s0o
bu do 1t SOC: 400 tu rejected At Ma; 9G09
tn do At She: $500 bu do At Sic; 200 bu by
sample At 4Sc. Total, 1i9, 400 bu-
Rye VAS rather active, and 349fc lower, bay
ers having the advantage On the moro inerAl
recciiaa of txo or three days past. Sales ue1e
1910 ta No. At 11c: 500 bu No, 2 A. 70c !;
100 In rejected Al t.; 100 hu do 81 G5e; $40
bu do It G3c- Total, $500 bu-
Barley WAs quit, AID tG02c easier, being
t1uotable at closing at s1-l4 Tor No, I: el-t60
liz TER DO seller September: a1c@1.09 for No.
y AID .u6 55c for rejected. Sales Were: $50 bu
20 It II u: So4 bit do ut Sl.l3; 100 ha Nu-
-"s ~; -. avo bi " saEi:r At el.20; s0o bEuo
| S!.o5 Tutat. ;t,2A} III.
tne Ftoptio o. ef the sEwarsee ELEVATORS
I nate aonoo!ced that iu iuiuse tLay will in-
crease we CHARGES Oh tho storage OF v,,aa: /,
~ s ret ~ uusnel 'ot every i've days, Instead If
| every zen days. As heretofore; the i1cr.,s,sl
I charges being intondel 10 corer the er1,e,,-..
aud the loss IN weight incurred bs keep,u,
gram in condition.
Ihesa arg two Important points brought cat
in this notice.
kee are Just halt OF thcse made III chicsso. \
man who chooses to hold 5.80U bu Of grain in
milwaukee, for three month";. eau do 20 ios
S2:5 lcss lau Ls WaulA have to pat in tllis
city.
The Milwaukee xarehousenan con keep his
grain IN cop1lfion, whl1e Dur eIeEatee prop.ia-
TOTS protest heir. inability to do it, All that
our grim rtora1n 90 Is to double their CHARGES,
without rEetsnaing to benefit the grain
Gonhded to their care The reason why
they do not try Is indicated II tho
aa%'ssed aan1 ss,,;x ssSt It TINT to keep grain
wolves labor, and also le.seuiDg il weight.
T~1nS to tho dust which is blown out OF
course u pays our wAreLousemen better to
chas6. lc Ter bn for tive daya' storage and do
nolhisE. than II would to assu,ns the ritk
lrice. - @1
Lue there i another side 10 tha question.
and that is, thai II will not pay our gtaiu leal-
ere. nor the city at large, to catc7 10 su.h a
system; That il doea nos pay them ia shown
il the tact that the receipts aud shipments Of
wheat IN Milwaukee, in 1868. uszo larger than
those OF Chicago. 1, viii 10 we'll fos tAvss
who have the interests Of the city iu mind 10
rencnhet tlis point At lhs next meeting Of
the Legislature, sud secure the passage OF Al,
act making the warehousemau Responsible for
tho condition OF all grain placed il his keep
ing OF which the identity is destroyed by
biM.
LATER
At tho "Open Board" No. srring wheat
closed firm at 5l.o3.s for the option seller
lsst half Of August, and s11a seller Ssptem-
her. No. corn closed At 7aaa c aeller tho last
lnlf Of the mnntL. and 7ai4c seller S+ptru-
ber- Oats were Afe1ess Lake freights aud
provisions were uu,rentioccd