The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-06-24

tory. 1.-THE enemy beat us the worst of
calamities will soon be at our DOORS" So
[ would say to every honest reformer,
never mind the name Of the party; it is
and victory are what we want.
Yours for Progress, TN.
Weekly Letter Of Shredder, Lfndblom
4 Co., Commfsslon Merchants.
MILWAUKEE, June 10, 1875.
Wheat. as foreshadowed in our last
speculation, carried prices higher during
the earlier part of the week. and the bull
movement eliminated on Tuesday, the
18th, with q break Of about cents from
the extreme prices. The market ruled
weak and quiet during the balance Of the
week, except Saturday. when slight re-
action set in, and closed about 1-2c to lc
higher than the lowest point reached.
The receipts at Milwaukee are increas-
ing, and will continue large for some days
yet, though the decline may again check
farmers deliveries somewhat; we are,
however, getting SO near to harvest that
farmers must make room for the new
crop, which, from the present outlook,
promises to exceed any yet raised in the.
Northwest.
London, Liverpool, and Continental
markets quote dizziness, with declining
tendency and fine weather; this, in con-
nection with the unsettled feeling in
financial circles, cannot but have some
depressing influence on breadstuffs, as
speculation will be checked.
From the old winter wheat States the
prospects are less fattering, but is partly
offset by the Southern and Southwestern
States, some Of which have already har-
vested and others are now harvesting.
From Texas we have report of . surplus
for export Of four million bushels wheat,
and Kansas, that much abused region,
claims to have two millions to spare for
legitimate wheat eaters; other Southern
States, formerly large importers, will be
self-sustaining, and some even light ex-
porters.
The steadier feeling In New York, Fri
day and Saturday, may be attributed to
light arrivals at that port for these two
days. As there is, however, 100000
afoat, and which must arrive soon, we
doubt that the word t'wheat scarce" can
be long quoted. nor prices sustained.
Corn was steady and active during the
week, though not materially higher. The
weather the last few days has been warm
er and revived the slender plant slightly.
Oats are easier, the advance noted last
week was lost, and the stock Of old crop,
which was thought to be exhausted.seems
to be larger, as every slight advance in
creases the receipts.
Barley promises we'll, at least the re-
ports from the Northwest indicate that
the plant is looking strong and healthy
whereas the Middle States indicate but
hope of an Indifferent yield; we should
advice caution in trading in that cereal
Receipts and shipments for the week:
Bushels
The amount of wheat in store is $500. .56S, OO(
Same day 1874 80. 49, ...... .421 ,OO(
Same day 1873. .3eO.OO(
The receipts of -four and grain at THU
port from the crops Of the last three
years, from August 20 up to date, is ..
follows:
Flour bbls. Wheat bu
1S74-l875 $50. ,lO2,476 l6,2l6,O %!
l873-l874 .. ..... ). 1876, GAG q, 3O5, ~,
1872-l873 $3.50. -. -. 694, 827 II, 464 81:
We present q statement Of to-day
prices at the different markets, together
with other figures bearing on the valu,
Of wheat for shipment as compared will
preceding year:
1875. 1874 1879
No 2 wheat in Milwau-
kee, per bushel -. .SlO04 t1.A el.22>
Lake freights to Buffalo
per bushel 1850. 8 4
Canal freights to New
York per bushel -. liz j
No. wheat in New
York, per bush -. LII l.46 $50
Premium on Gold. Tx Tx /
Spring wheat in Liver
erpool per 100 lbs : .Ss2-6s9 lOso-lls 1ls-l2
Ocran treights to Liv-
erpool, per bus -. 74d Skd liz,
The risibls suppl; Of grain, including
the stocks in granary at the principe
points Of accumulation at lake and sea
board ports, in transit by lake, rail, an
| on the New York canals, June IL, 1875
and the comparative stocks at the othe
aforementioned periods, were IS fellows
June IL, 1875, wheat, bushels, 10. 4O2.217
June 5, 1875. wheat, bushels, II, 626, 621
June Is, 1874, wheat, bushels, 8,O93, 202
june IA, 1873, wheat. bushels, 1854, 692
| SHREDDER, LIxDBToN & Co.
| The Sank Valley.
| We are in receipt Of friendly lette
| from Senator Capser, Of Stearns county
He saws the AxTI- MoSoPoLIsr is AWAY
welcomed with delight in his locality
intelligent people are the Sank Centerans
He reports no grasshoppers. and all kind
of crops looking splendidly. We mos
cherfully endorse all the praise our cor
responder. gave that valley. few week
since. and more especially Sank Centr
and the people in it.
There are some very fine openings fol-
men Of moderate means to find improved