, 1876-07-14

selling for fnturs delivery il i good ona FOR tis
country, and vcsy many wnrk on that largely:
wlncr i1r spring delivery, and arc enabled 70 buy
more largely thaa the tnrmct, souId deliver: !
farmer needs monsy; s eant lesve bis othe. work
70 sic rather than deitver i in iho cob. to tuvs
hauling. or he needs the cobs for fncli ono or All
q sSs ses.Hs !. ars weight nn th farmer +, ses
dealer, who sells TINT and other Euts III Chicago for
ftars dei'ss r. . extent tas county gier
ha!e % Tic srsn IL crS Gosss o. se con.tseted ior
Thle 10 legitimate and really cnablca farmers To
get better priccs for corn early rl,e day tor buy
Cause @ i thcrs @ fs asay heavy % opcrstarn wse s viii
srr!ns. test VIZ enable eenairy ssalet: 70 Esy Wy
petee'ne 1aiea as"e,a,siny s"s isG 'aS
ess,sas tSs + !; ism e na, tss . @ III
@ qa 70 70 il .' nts below y L 20
t Sc ss 3s's m mssSsE S S the sn Sorn ss: !s
mar, 1 dlsliko this state Of things very much. ]
viii, 70 seo farmets obtain ray!ng prees for their
le actual cost Of prodmctlon II cor,,.nna In past
S cent. r. basio ftaoc that g tic State of
1ca! With anotl.er, Il le.s than an sserass Il 10
cents, and the crop ot 1873 would not pay the pro.
aasS' # M 's sn ses Is sc1 es h., nS bh 5 It.
venting Corners Il elansi It'll iatmesl1 ~ MN, nrn
atRs IND hes PIT tRs ' peess s q ID mn
ablc figure. detnofa,izlng trade, etc. Woll, who
ducs thle affcctf II 1t enables tho farmer to get
bny more goods; and Is there lily reason why any
nun should r. Eot buy corn to-day 70 hold for no1t
month. Il hs thinks the p'lce too low to-day, and
docs II demosnlizc trAdet Why, Mr. Jones roA
l, 900. 900 bushels 70 MI, L.. to be delivered last
month NJ J. naa unne n nsssr ;,fR. hnd sny; neycr
nies lump out Of II. ssln settlement" iisw docs
sna % a H. aan4 a, e. o Sn;bes Say gs
shat ie e1psets to get IN from fasme5s il July, and
Ss ,ss VI. l. r. S ,ot T. and nss, S y e,
lo.s " r;sson q sernrf bSt D. shoMl LOOK eat
Se!!So!. y, hs esa msxe 4 tsks i; saI i j. & "a
ssilns M u G q sln1, Ma.t llxe up 70 liz sentlAot.
Why should not snd al tue ret DO o9ltged to
vs Up to shoir pnFs o. t9o % contract, ana u Thy
actual corn. But, 4 ~ claimed, has bought AZ
TIC corn Ia the market and cannot gos sny to Al
ay hs so e and w.. a ae sH
and nut tho .4eotne., that is wlnt nnkca cor:
uers" possible. has sold a large n,uount and
ths s'Gn market down; boo 'issnipers" ssil loo;
glowing sccounts q TIC eron prospects, Immense
puthiscs, Liverpool ditto, canaunlcrs cGnclndc not
to stock up, but wait till tho big rush Comes In.
buyers hOld of. and SO the ''brcak" ia ina1gM-
tntcd. Mr. A Ii called on TO I" margin Anwn, In
accordance With the rules; Is not prepared TO do
10 His corn Il sold out Or rather annther million
bushels Of t'wlnd" is thrown upon the market,
aoli at great discount and makes tue ''break' VI
worse. Tho country lealor. wl,uec business It Ia
to 6uy what no hAs not got and then - 70 sei At
profit, thinks he might Al vel, buy few thouAana
bushels IN the city, and having done 80, ~ caliet
on for marglns, and, II lie docs not respond on the
instant, hs corn or tpini Is sold out This is about
the course nS .'Fnn " On the market. This Ia thu
opposite OF . corner, and, In consequence, mar
kes decline nl over the country, and tho farmer n
tho principal ,oser, affecting tho trailing ntetents
results Of ehort selling" The country dealer, AZ
rule, buys before ho aclls. The ''icntper" Is
naturally q .'short'' The Chicago Hoard
Of Trade il largely composed Of ''sho1t !"
sellers; hence It ls the city against
tho country. This city can combine, the
country cannot II Ii much casicr 10 sell the mar
lei down than to "bui y 1t, and the country a1f.
fcrs rho crops OF last year have been largely
oyercstimated Tor tho purpose Of thearing" Tho
markets, and II ia being done now fully hcl1eyo
to-day that The statenent made last August that
NtiU crop Of the Northwest was hardly au aver
agc,r Ii correct The reports to the Cincinnati
purk- packers recently published, 60 to show that
lis stock in hands OF farmers ID Less thon Inst ycar
III tb!s time, and It ao what has become Of Tint