Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-22
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oFuoE ov The VINO. October IS. 1899.
THE FOREIGN BREADsIUYFs TRADE


The Mark Lane Express of LIST inst in its agricultural
Report for September, says;
Du ing the early part the month"; the the
United Kingdom somsvhst vorabls work. and
leading districts in udd log condition since then
ever numerous changes have taken place large quantities Of
progressed slowly follows refore that for this advanced
period Of hsyear there st what may be termed consider
able Of produce In the he and Ia reference 10 which
considerable anxiety prevails With regard 70 the aeus yield Of
M a one. IN
en- adequate quantity has not yet been thrashed out 70 form
Impression that some exceptions toe aggregate growth
denste though hear Of i've and sx quar-
Further believe poor condition. crop has seldom
turned out This must be examining the say
Two weeks The bulk have proved wholly
for e purposes Without large adniIurs Of dry fr
have been returned by the msrs from Of condition Th
state OF things has Of course created the
demand for good and fine samples and advance In the quota
lions OF nom % TO H. per Or Lo. and damp es however,
have moved OF heavily prices have had dropping tendency
consumption chiefly upon impsrs.
tons from abroad very little English wheat will be brought for
therefore Thai we not Te.e ed the highest range
price regards good wheat and that large Importaons
tine the supplies warehouses age believe
they will all be required and that there Is consequently
prospect OF good bre ai ruling higher
The nour trade has been in healthy state though very
large quantities foreign produce haLe reached u, The cont
but judging om most accounts at hand the yield Of the wheat
plus quantity old wheat hand and for which the d,mand
Engh account has continued steady Al full quoaou Adees
maize other ilnds produce unusually large
eor quly hence heavy shipments have continued
the oOrescs The stocks 10 be large and before
h be any absolute los, upon ss Of grain our make
way anticipate The arrivals from that quarter
will be Of essential benefit In keeping prices moderately
approaching positively low currenes except indeed for
son sha aeren, tate Of hnss have here
scbe has been apparent Scotland There harvest work has
qu antilles Of wheat fair though say
condition. and the supplies In the fields are b.
LAST seasop both quantity and quality and the growth
barley and oats descrbsd as very large APps entity there
shall In position draw somexhAt largely the
scotland for time This crcums addei
nve nporahons from abroa' will tend spell much Of
the ines Which prevails regards the utur.
Our aiyces from Irand are u mixed character wealth
er has eean been very Tor as o. the
prices have teaded upwards that large sup
plies OF have come T. hand from the westward.
beomes accessory that ould few words In ref
the potato BY persons eohtended that
Il yey deficient dea.e than In 1852
oar Impression ia that there judgment
htAvy have been sustained hut The seua quantity
potatoes grown unqueonahy larger than last H.
therefore margin for loss fully bird Of
entire crop taking the generally arrive a. the
really lies will be high In price during the winter
nks The odne Of the crop In Scotland not ony very
large ity; inde d. IL orally sdnit.ed
tha growth has been vxeed This Is mporLsn,
matter -cton be ed hat heavy ship
Of poaioe, will continue be made from Scotland and
thus lo e-fere with the value Of English qale howeye good
The continental does nos appear 70 be
one that nearly sufficient for home
sumption From that quarter therefore, we are not likely 10 draw
supplies.
The following extract nom the paper OF aReyieW Ct
the Grain Trsde for the preceding week;
The opening past Little promise for tire ut
standing Monday Eghs tepeh hiss zen oovei by hes
Wv rains especa " at the weeks close and without sen
Of zoe dS ing little hore that the remainder Of
the grain saved will be In fair condition Sunny weather, at
this late Ierod ground brings Nth Il such volume o.
dew quantity Of Wheat In the south and midAtd
counties remains be carried and the bu Of all grain yet
North ugh fcotand better or relsnd
peril with mach 10 be gathered The agricultural
a site. eounrJ show decrease In the growth Of cereals
tbs season 10 the extent ga acres which, this cons' Of
Corn-tke at " s qrs deh ency
while The growth potatoes $40 lees This consders
don upon the diseased Of the e:op wh extends
ssT acres heavy void 10 be ned up surprising Britain
supplied As Maze The principle substitute sad htar that
rains IL Southern EOpe be nR 10 threaten this
por grain which continually advancing With such
could not fall to rise the OF the
being Or There has been unusual demand
for y foreign red low qualy 10 help on damp
and stock OF old Is nearly used IL
whether a haze enough OF old foreign t. meet
our necssseL Throlfhou the Continent very little m and
hpm-nts lately marty all new with the condition Of
some not reported Prices there have moderately gyea
As hy have spain Italy the Danube bat there
elton A Odessa veil Is In Northern Germany the
Baltic o Belgium and France Il be vel In estimate
the possible shipments u the United Sas TO remember that
ior the years the Target ship tents thence 10
1916 iS when with mutation n old corn they reach
ed 10 H. 81 $50 uhes Wheat 55f5 bbl Rur-4qua 70 81
100 OAO qr but hi they had tile T. begin with