Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-08
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Hsrn Eursign Market.

t5r a Foreign Market
The wheat cron af Che Ualjoj Sa- tUi.
osr i es,tratai 30 300 90 600 bgsrc'-
mainly ,f very goo QueOuy rh. COZ. .ru-
a., NJ NE L.. -la.ss ss. iowa 70 12j 600
Zoo buah .is. 10 may ha mDre than th's
81, i,cti.,l 60 THINK frnf fh' Fs..r Ful
I. n.,,sr l85 0JO. coo. lft-a latter s ur. @
.,.rs-r the country vilnsv. s .arp'ua ut b5
boo 900 bushels, Of which o1sr he'fwil te
. zsHaHie for expHrt, the balance m ias
m hand as u u l 20 provide against emery
les. for seet etc
on the o.aer hand t-ara nrs several 5.ua-
Inc. VLi.h produce Teas vhcn- tasu rs requ'-
"A for Che consumption of their pc Pile, au
81 ma depsni upon the Omitted States TO make
,n The deficiency. Such are
The Bltsb POSSESSIONS In America, lu.
,lrls4g the British West luaIa, which may be
,,-, mon 60 L,te shout = .o0O.0 600 bushels,
ttuI m tbc shape % grain or 8our'
:" Brazil ana tire rest Of South America
which w|llt,Av lrom 8 .OsO,OOO TO 100000
bushels.
4 Spain mud ot.e Mediterranean countries
tn-truiiu, Chico F auee, West iud'cs, Cuba,
c. which vida. ~ ttke more or less grain,
nd may b. ST. -oNu as consaMUrs " 4OCy
DOC bushels.
a. Great B,itain The average product Of
wheat Ia Great Britain ia good s,d.ous falls
hort Of the average consumption about 4S
leo 600 bu. h.ls, wLioh is supplied ~ the
Knitted States France. Russia, Egypt. and
he Baltic countries The proportion in which
amount is supplied by these various countries
5epends on the quslity OF tEe crops in each
some wears the Uaited States supplies half
The whole quantity IN other years. the pro
portion sent by this country Is less than a
,hird For the past two years France has
q esn the largest exporter Of wheat T. Eng
la1d.
boun6ful, the surplus large, and the quality
cf the French -four exceedingly fine, waile
The proximity of the two countries hos given
the French a marked advantage over more
aistaut rivals. rhe smallest export cf wheat
from this country to England since 1913 was
n 1878 when we only shipped Sll, 500, 900
worth we have shipped over $50, 600, 600.
lDf the amount of wheat grown in England
sbls wear, and of the amount which can be
furnished by France and Russia, it is yet too
soon to speak. Judging from the reports
(which appear in the papers and from private
Information, il appears that tbd British crop
Nili be barely an average, and that the quail
ify Of the grain is poorer thanlast year while
ihe crop in Fran seems to be decidedly be-
ow an average of the Sonth Russia crop,
he only thing that has been heard, is that
BONE weeks ago the fields were reported as
suffering severely from want Of rain.
From the above facts the render can form
his own opinion as to the prospect Of the
trado in Whent this fall. If the failure Of the
French crop has been so general as to threw
fhe business which they last year into our
hands. ii is probable that some rise may a
.place in wheat. If England takes 100000
ROO worth from us, the whole Of our available
Isnrplus will 90 abroad as fast az it reaches
the seaboard. and prices will be maintained, or
nearly so. Under any circumstances the
above facts show the that it is nspre poSterous
b complain that the Wet has no market for
b Ter grain, as it is to pretend that the farmer
Fil dispense with dry goods, groceries, and
tools so b Il they may hold il back.
There ere English orders in town for white
heat vhiuh are limited to about 42s, or say
kl O5at / 10 bushel that quality Of grain is
bow held at 81 scat Az. As the season adj
Vance, and the enormOu stock now stored
Nd the British seapOrts is disposed oft is like
~ that the 3, itisb dealers will bid higher
while on the other hand, the increased supply
Aere, vail probably induce holders TO relax
their views. THUS By the end Of September,
buy ers and sellers viii be ready to meet each
other, and The export will be ready to begin.
BY that line more will he known Of the pro-
edot of grain 10 England and France, and
something like a reliable estimate Of the pro-
bable export may be formed.