, 1874-03-27
track; 1900 BIT do at TOO. froo on board. Total,

II, BOO bu.r
nyo waa quiet and stronger, tho trading being
firmly at 900, a,i advance Of To- but buYors bid
limited TO 1,0DO Iu by an,nnio .t 09o. nni
1900 bu do at gOo. "''Ap'' - 1@'' A"A
Tarloy was tluiI md wsah a. vo.tor;,sv,e mn.
tattouB. with Bcnrcclv anv domo;i ""a ,3ta,tt, ~
eoiora. No, 2 wae nominnI nt st aS61 IA for
REGULAR to froah M Iit1a ha+to. tlar a.,, ~
mil at al.3li IN mr. o ''0a a,,1 d"em r.1neend
closed woak a 81 tx ror frea,, rn1eI,ts
Casl, sales wero roportcd ri Q IND IL, NJ 4 ~
91,03: 400 bu roiectaI ii al H. An y" io ~ ~
Gt.17; 2,00o bu do It ii. id. Si, h, 40 nt ~ *.
400 bu by samp]o It ii I'd. 4Og In IN At Al M.
GOO In do at al .Ah mn IL, 1o a. ~ On ~ t-snk'
Total. 8. loo hi. wv ~ Wv ~ SA'A0' w " ""SA'
srocru m c,,u
rxuv. % H.. March Is, 1874.
To ths Editor of The CAfcauo Ir,Iu,,e:
In your issuo OF lilo 2lat inst, In tic com.
metcIal column, spsaking OF corn, YOU say that
Parties WHO llayo bosil ont In tho country any
THAI stocks arc vory much reduced by ill.,
cral uhipsnonta to tho East, direct, during tue
haye beon made directly cast by rail during tlo
wintor, but canuot SOC that stocks have boon
uc,V mitch reduced thereby, business has oallod
me In soyorhl directions by rail recently, aud I
must say tint uoyor before aaw such quanti-
ttcs Of corn iu atoro M there il ills geaaon, Tlo
cribs aud stolohousoa in the villages and towns
nong tho limo Of tic diforont ,uiruaila aro full,
particularly Of oar.corn. Even In this place.
Wltero rec01ntH OF GrQt hAvD been very light tlliH
winter, ono firm asono has about 1000 buslols
Oh hand Waiting Tor tho oaual to open. Yours
truly, COLLECTOR.
WANTED.
CHICAGO, 1tnrch 25, 1874.
70 the Hdifor " The chfeaao Tribune:
on'i o.nols VIC" tho Flouuco'cqtumlselou ttnt1e
81 tnl8 CITY from tho shmo d'pont 10 10
II Reons 70 us there IL gfcnt necessity Tor q
Doard of Trade located somewhere on Honth
Water street for tho sale OF all goods consigned
Ia nyn3ucn. .cnn,m;nainn Ynnn II IN mt tn hS ny
all kinds Of goods Which thpy have for salc yct
tloy could furnish list, giving tho purchaser
an Opportunity to learn whore lle could mnko
such purchases aa ho wautotl, SAVING, perhnps.
hours OF travelling. The cont to metnbers would
10 small compared to tho present coBt Of mom-
bcrslip in tho old Board Of Trade, the cost being
$3.50, besides aasessulents yearly. MolnborH
could belong to each Board II they wiBllcd. Tho
programme In this infant Board Of Trado would,
porhapH, bo different from the old Doard, wlioro
tho longs aud Bhorts hayo fought many q hard
battle III yours gono by, aud yet aH tho yoars roll
on tho samo Contest il ronowod day by day, aud.
perhaps will continue, as there seonis to DO no
ronody only to lot tlls Hpoculsling clement run
its course. As ono lame luck hobbies off, there
arc plenty moro to take their places whose feath-
ors ire riro for plucking.
In this Board of Trade NO have in Wow. ITO do
not PROPOSE to 60 long Or short-but to seIl II
We can what is consigned to us. Will other par
TICS w,ose interests eau ba mutual meet togoth-
or, and mako successful moyo for the forn,a-
tion Of d regular B1ard Of Trade !? yoar OF 30