The anti-monopolist., 1875-09-27

Chicago movement Of -four and gram 1or the Il
week ending to-day: =
1875. 1874. 1917. 1874. !:
v,onr br,s.. 81 1863 q ,531 17,178 %, lO7
Wheat Qf bus. 5se265 57s,sl5 4l5,a65 ZIG, ,e5s
Barley, : 12O,l6b 1s'ooo 'e''o1 Q
The visible supply Of grain, including. the !
stocks in rranary at the principal points OF ac-
emulation at lake and seaport ports, IN IRAN '
cit Nv lake. rail. and en- the New York canals, .
Sent II. 1875, and the comparative stocks at the
other aforementioned periods, were as ioi- !
lows: -
Sep. II, '75. Sep. u, "a: Sep is, ~
Corn. bus, 7,2es,sss 5,667, ,478 l2,4ao, ,95o
Extracts from the Mark Lane Express oePt'
6th 1875.
With great fluctuations in the temper
a+nra tho hnlk of the harvest has been
safely gathered, and generally IN eoou
order; and with another ten Gays pro
pitious weather the work Will pe aoout
complete. The new samples OF "heat
show great variety in the quality mucn
bling inferior, and some very poor,
shriveled, and thin, though falr quailtles
are coming to market in a small proper
ton. Nothing can be clearer than that
the crop is short as whole, ana tha1
large importations will be needeo.
With scanty supplies Of the new crop as
vet the best samples have gone OH
pretty freely, and in some localities at an
advance but generally prices have only
been firm.
The imports into the Kingdom for the
week ending August 2oth were l,2oo'-
725 cwts. Wheat. :
Monday opened on small supply OF
Enolish Wheat, although there was
nlenty of foreign from all parts; but
abont half was from America. The
show OF fresh samples from the near
counties. was very moderate. and mostly
of the new crop, much being very thin
] and moor. but some better than before
: seen: and these latter sold reaaily at
e fnlly the previous rates, which were also
r Maid for old. There was steady tor
e eign trade. at quite former prices some
holding for Is. per Or. more money.
Floating cargoes were more IN favor,
}. and brought Is. per or. advance on the
previous weeks rates. On Wednesday
there were 500 qrs. per coast, 5o,230 qrs'
foreign. With moderate English sup
: ply. principally new OF poor quality
= GOOD samples fully obtained Mondays
= = rates hut the interior were neglected
= and old but a dull sale. The foreign
Is trade was quiet, but holders were hrine
l. to prices. n, o,
70 placing it in granary, looking LOT De..e
~ prices, the highest being I'll. QUO. Pc
as hect (48s. 6d.) ~,
70 At Liege wheat had declined Is. fiou
~ finding a better sale millers we're ire
~ q BUYERS. With few purchasers OF Ky
w w this grain was tending downward
of Wheat 53s., Rye $685., Barley Sos Cd
ce Oats 26s. Cd.
~ ~ With light supplies at Bruges whe;
nv was Is. Cd. cheaper, unexpectedly Is
= fine samples, but not inferior. Sprln
I'd corn was firm, and occasionally deare
w. Top price for wheat OF commerce 4os.
40 though the market at Maestricht W;
no m lightly supplied wheat was Is. and 4.
h;s IS. lower. Old wheat 5ls., new 4os
-, Rye 3Ss. Cd. Oats 27s. cd.
~ At Petersburg wheat had fallen to Al
on+ Rye 26s. 3D., Oats lis. Sd.
I hv The supplies at Strasbourg limlte
~, vet wheat was Is. lower, business bell
'c.s .a calm. Good quality Barley in reaue
ax @ and worth 4Os. per Or. old wheat 81
ia. new 4ss., Rye 37s., Oats 25s. Sd.
aa~ With splendid weather at Danzig
80 corn had been gathered in excellent &C
"a dition. The new wheat generally y
,s.a fine and heavy, and the yield satistac
'ssd ry. though not equal to last year. w
lars good supply of new, and settlers az
On, lious to place it, prices gave way III
:. ~ D. for new, and Is. for old. Kye Y
nav - neglected, buyers only taking small le
10y at previous prices. Of new Barley
-, SIMPLY was light, and so was the
,fied mand.
.,u HAMBURG, September 4.-Irade
.1 General has been quiet. There is SO
- demand for fine new wheat, tut arris
-'' are small as vet. Old wheat firm
t.s last quotations. Oats quie., at unaite
81 prices. OuI new "a. HA.-a.S .bsr
nearly an average crop; ouf, on lne
RING gregate, it must be called dencient.
mar LEITH.-Wneat, as was supPo
;,sa1f will, as whole, be short crop,
W Of secondary quality, but it will be dry
10 to sound. Barley is the crop OF the
NJ son and as to bulk, the yield VII
9 n large, the condition and weight 9
hut the colour rather dark and high
a somewhat rough looking grain:
nv. aaz. SHEFFIELD, (Tuesday last) The
"a .ess ply OF wheat was small, owing. pr
80. .os7 bly,. to many OF the farmers IN tnls %,
s,7So trict being busy with harvest. Oio
% bus new wheat sold at an AAsancc \
% " Der ar. new meal;ng Oats sold at
w 32s. to 34s. per Or !.
t this In the United States the position !
years. settled. owing to the Californian .
ows: cial collapse. The prospect here,
n sus ever, is re-assuring as produce VI
l77 sos forwarded to the ports for shipme
lss lss ~ European markets in order TO Q
Pfasss zee quality of the crops, and the yield
n o.n- tn the average, better demand WI
e, lot vail in this country for American
ports than last season, by wnic
-, States will profit In Cannada "a
io'' preston Of trade continues, Dut ~
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