Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

Corn Market.

Corn Market.
FRIDAY EVENING Nov. II.
Since began these reports has be lot
with severity upon the Of monopoly by which the
bread sua OF the country have been 50 long he'd up We
shown, individually, that such monopoly existed and
that It's first see! was sown in 1884 All this while many
spectacle journals have been busy engaged in dnysg Ibis
fact and atemp ing show the aburdiy Ard possibility OF
such combsatoa. We have gone Lewever, undauned
in The truth and in the Of The unprej.
diced and dnteresed have in great measure succeeded in
establishing gos,ioa-,hat III. whole our Of he
country II the hands If knot Of spectators and capitalists
connections extend from Portland New Orleans and
from New York to st Louis We have lid tie veil far -
could in isolated position, and shawn The country hat
The flour mbinatcn Of the United States similar It's ef
fleets upon the industry of the nation the operations
English Corn Laws Il one word, ~e lave proved that the
-four dealers levy upon the consumer in te shape Of high
prices than that realized by the dealers Mark
Lane who openly sustained by the English government
the midst Of Ter this deduction facts we
asaed by the notification that ia Of New York
there does absolutely exist the very monopoly that
poned H=ar correspondent Roches
lie is every way entitled confidence, and
he done viii command il from those who may be unwilling
lists 10 him W.
ROCHESTER, November i4tb, 1887.
lam convinced that you can make better use of ac,s III
any editor The State rarely my IN w-
pef " tse, The Wal srse p3pss mbc @c,v 81 en-
late here, in he interest OF the " nopoizers"-,rnh
peced from them viii y send Won
some Important ntormasioa grat-you rely UPON the
In our rcmas npoa til, Wheat AMI Flour markets you
omit Rochcs err As well might you omit Wal steet in
district Of western New YORK Here suaed The a; spring
e. the D na s S 81 s,
There NOR oar % in this city han ~ A. other
detail of the 'nodns operanai Of the n,onoplizers
The price O. car here % lay 50 :, bmre VIII at
aged IN featuring Flour wtea al ope-
give you number Of Of soar Skipped
the Erie Canal since ,ir opening OF navigation April
also the quantity Of Flour and Wheat shipped eastward since
shpped eastward W can,i from 2oth ApriIto 18th No
venber So 5 barrels Of Flour and s. AZ bushels Of whe,
barrels 81 Io1r an o. IS bushels Of Wheat crop IO'N0'
tn prospect nov ! that canal viii not close be-
Flour viii e, from this city before the cee Of navigation
This all have time say morning bot my next will
eoatan details That viii Cause Ike consumers" each particular
hair TO stani on end"
The aid Of friend at Rochester is welcomed in 5
good posing the Of the people its full de-
foTy the combination that makes tributary to il ia the
great article Of necessity Go give facts, facts, facts
We will endsavor to do Justice By them.
The quantity OF dour shipped from Rochester eastward
correspondent puts down $4,000 barrels OF this
safe say tina, 500 geo barrels reached this city Pills sup
ply sufficient to keep the population Of New York for six
months allowing barrels for each person. and placing the
AT 800 o0 people When add to th the
supplies from the south and other quarters gives
fresh believe that spirit the -four
trade How possible to have kept this nicely
supplied be behind the demand, sufs had
their level. In the language Of
respondent the su!sed the supply free open
and unreStrained competition.
Rochester truly the habaton Of the flour dealers after
all omtiirg locate the main spring there in for
er "a pers did choice.
from that city sufficiently extensive the
drawing from At that place. Herea
ter however, shall be able carry the Investigation
bead quarters.
Asfby fatality the Journal OF Commerce Of this morning
contains Rochester croakng the old tale Of
crops evident that the writer deeply interested
in hgh prices and hence his justification OF the
sy the -four dealers lie he large farmer with his
"Siaks 10 heaven pcering,
And mows well crammed"
His attempt the present high prices the face
supply /, childish serious sonSde
raton This monopoly of the flour and It's sab dzed
papers only the fair fruits Of uprootng the urency
1884 We plsiny that the whole fall beneath
the opposing forces OF seneret moving In other spheres
hitherto directed the high profits eaizedby
the G,rtnnses engaged in H. We shall do all
give the people light They may then do ashley please.
Price Of -four, tabe-Rye sells sl.3oSout Cora.
81 oNorthern Barley, 9oc.-Norhen Oats 5oc-Northsrn
Yellow Cora si.i2 si.i5
The following interesting table will be agreeable sight
fouy leaders, but the OF many poor family
Prces Of Flour and GRAIN The great parts ur 10 the itst