, 1870-10-07
Tetal to October. $50. $40,

Tftal to October .-.-. .... .Ae,sS 4to,ssd
e'u.ie salt manufactured 81 roFt Aust;n and NJ.
t!rsnshs tatou1 .t> brls. returns for which have
IN. tt rn received. $50,
f:T t.;,. sra>t.r. aud the greater portion ct the
.i7cT VIZ. uu,leuattdly cEosc during the 1Zcse1t
month. A few tlacSs T1u, perhaps, run all wtn-
The winoua {Ninn.) Hedablicon writes:
ssTne Has rin.s taon, In noticing the arrlr1t 1t
't:, ;iacr nf nnn,''er uf Hcut.eEaa largely ca
III tu Mnucsota at this t!E1e Is Tor rue PURPOSE
| .fh1n.-E aa,l arranging the most iasinitoas
ea.rrc for the EebhisE ct me renp!s o. nc N97a
| ,t:a STATE In osu.r to rrnrerlr understand the
precise nature OF ,als Js, which mas hcea rus Up
- .ts,s tac sciaoo witch Inc parties to this com
.,st "a sustain to each other, and how the rt,ol
which has teru foryned will Affect the nsor.e.
nj hs the terms Of The pool which they have fosn
| e,i r1ev coEtrul every elevator a1d line oi
:rar siHrtauua, ever which wheat can .c carried
eo1n:ius,.ou g tic; crowd nu. every other wheat
hUser In Xlsrcsota. Every hushe! OF wheat
1a:st,a in the state witt have to be sold 10 these
rartles Of kcps 10 tot IN Ihe ntns Of the farmer.
other buyers Cannot compete etth theso, for such
| outside buyers cannos get taesr wheat U mattel
The elevators are closed AGAINST taeE,s aan snc
| ties 70 tue combustion, aud Will c2rEJ only sacn
l wtt at as IL bought b. ta. rtre.
/ ..SDw let MS set the workings Or this most MI.
| lu:tcns scheme for plan'i.r,1t the wheat grow
| ~ VI MiunesDta Take tlta city, for ins-ance.
/ EentoY1sc .hese rorItes nnl number o. othef
| have 1hen competitors for the wheat Talcn seek:
:cE:Eyt ut tt,s ,rc!ut, nnc OF :hc lrEees* wheat
I markets IN the SSatc. Thcif buyetS were upot
| the streets anil reads leading into the city, nat
An active rivalry kent the pFce Of wheat up ie
,Ae t4htst ugnrcs that 1t ]ou1d bear IN cofnpati
/ $. VITA prices at Milwaukee and Chicago Iat
| .;Eetent l!res OF sI<.IleIs ven also csinnetln.
l f,r tee transportation VI wheat. ald lft1seotiy
| rrr!ucst the sntes Of transportation IN order :.
| -etit, Tlis a!so enhanced the pE'ce OF wheat 1t
'hc hands OF far:lers. Nuw Eli - chaheeL
"Ey the terms OF iEls t>cIloi. aloa there y Y
'ch-t On" price raid GoF wheat, auu that rsace
=, he last wha: tie r1uR please 10 make It. AN ~
l eacat ro..:iog to thl= Ettker IL paid tas at ~
| fer out Of fund furnished Ds the rtnr. az
si:e' wares divided between The pasacs aha "a
, | desperation llnes pro Fctas upon tae oas. -
aE!eed uecn between them. Thus a! conPeu
ton ls Gu. q. and tho farc. II left Ct sae nstc
u taese sste~d AMI descriptions caritaHsts- an
ac VII, be co:-reee 10 sell hts wheat y shts cor
: I. II rYfr fer Il.
"shIsr powerful eomti7ar Of capital ffau9t
*tth r1cate: evil 70 the latese5ts OF A!onss>'t
! ttnE aHy scheme get des1sed TO esb aod oettaa
j The rcnp!e- Ii a6ec's not only the farmer. e1
e very bus1tess interest o: the s.aseT
In rcfesrnre to the wool supply. Ha5linE. u
= l i Dewey, CT Boston, say: Large orders We y.
= | i.rttsud, have been forwarded 10 Eufopcan M
! kets. ana considerable supplies OF tete1cn =
|. l Iooht1 fcr during the next foEr non.oA Sneel
Z st!ns viii also 5e E3trted ialcc!y betoFc 1ne
i | Of Ja5ua1y. and Tie deficiency IN donesuS
4 | I1!r 10 he fnlr maize mp from othc. source
q TIE following ts the comparative statc1en
!. Nc1 Ioik to foreign ror1s, TOR tue week endlt
; | Stsnteuubef o. ard ktnce JSnuasv4 !.