, 1874-04-23


sumption: 11.2G5 bu corn, 3,oc5 bu outs. ITO
bu rye, 1,740 bn barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock: d8 cars
wheat, 319 cars corn, 5,800bu No. 2 DO by canal;
IS cars oats, cars ryo, chr barley. Total
(420 carH), 1874, 900 bu. Inspected outs 7o. .737 bu
wheat liz, 40 bu corn, 69.GAG bu oats, 020 bu
ryo, 8,4dO bu barley.
Several mombera of tho Board OF Trade aro
discussing the proprloty OF enocting radical
change in tho manlior Of doing business OH
'Chango. While all members agreo tLat some
limitations Of responsibility aro necessary, there is
the most provoking want Of unanimityin regard to
the points through which those limita shall be
drawn. Under tho old rules, q claim against n
member could bo hold quietly ovor Ills head for
several years but it is now proposed to limit
tho time to twelve months 80 that il 4 claim bo
not pressed within that tmo it will not bo entor-
tanned by tho Board. Under tho pressure OF
this aud other diaagreamonts, tho gentlemen
above referred to havo formed tho opinion that
It would be bottor to abolish the preAent practices
Of tho Board In regard to nujudications Of re-
sponsibility botweon members.
Thoy argue that it would DO much better for
all concerned to go back to first principles. by
leaving tho performance Of contracte to tho
hon or Of tho parties making the trade, undor
tho Bane condition TINT now obtains in tho Now
form what Ans pcou ngrocd upon shall coisti-
fnto m nct of s,1suension. which BusponHion
shall 10 in forco till tho tortns OF tue contract
hoyo Leou complied with. TLoro arc strong rea-
Sons for believing that the Board must come to
this ut last. and not tho least of these reasons ia
tllo fact that 80 many parties who now hold tho
rons Of power In tho Board ara evidently afraid
to do anything in regard to tho enforcement Of
tie INV. ' "'
Thcro sooms to DO como mleapprellension
about tho aotiou of tlo Directors in reference to
the call, Which wo " rise to explain" They
nroyison~ ~dealors aro nearly unanimous III dosir-
| Inc It. For tho rest, the grain men can voto
dawn thu motion to lcualizo sales OF grain after
aTn oc1oo1 II thev tbinK It. md # thav do 80
tl,nt will and thn cal on rrain Il ia certainly a
rity tint one onorstors cannot aerco as to tic limo
mi mode 81 transaetinr b,1ainese mud tho onIy
way out Of tho dilomn,a is to lot each party act
oI, ita own ulon az far as possible without inter
ria nron,n on Minnosota wheat has aver
! aped oniy about % oyor tic price OF straight
vi WIoat of Ito samo grado md dato Of storage.
Tic report Of a 211c premium Is . littlo wido
Of tho truth
t},o aftor1,oon of NAV ., to act anon a rocom-
mentiation Of thc Directors, that August Fischer
bo oxnol]cd Pccuuiarily Il was only n matter OF
nhout 8lE 00 but tho principle involved il au I'M
,,nrtn,,f o,'n N"s 'o ~ - s''' 'A
Tho % difficulty about the 81 carloads of corn,
| ine heon insnoctoi now. whon it was really old
corn, @ has beon settled. Tic corn was talon ont ont
Of store. nnd reinepcctod ag No. 2. suco tic word
Mnnw" waa f,ronno5 from tho i1.snootion. What
@ nity It Is that some OH othor rules do uot exprs
~ pl Limitation inst in timo to moet continrencus
~ "u'''"''o0 JUDY r1r ~ s MsnTrTa sre''
r,o ,oo1,ro rroanca - marteta voro tamo A.
aou w en5 SH rat1,or hoavv tbnme wtth no mnrlknd
aa ~ 1rcou dnn6, "s for nr"nar1 v ~,
coaant ,va ' ,nauav III at a
o ',,arotu ~ o oaGv cnndmStod hy +,a 1a5
VI. Wv ~ ntionn ~ " a an; movcont @
oyevor H ~. nnro ,otivo ht caiv cnnastoS S IN
,ot,na for +a tran.nor,n1inn ~
uat tat a ,oa ~ rnu;o,,u. no om.nt a.
oPsr,y ot n,,y,ann aua' nao DULL plo'4ooeS ~
SAT1 mrv v"t rnn'a r waro actvo NJ vsusto;nef
Icy sTGus @ r"eaut w1eU v"r,o " =, Irsao n
t'snos. tas,o,,, oaoioa oattona i,oa ~ ,o, Sn1jo,1o
Sy % an aIys,lce % Of 10 % in Blackstons @ and Hope
nnu .o o IN no ~ aao % ;rac,ion ~ororio
col Continue to p move On libera soao for tits stag
ot tAe HenaoHt n'Att wv !A4tu too ~ 1ottu wv.