The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-11
The Neutrality-suspicious..

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wheat and barley turn out very badly, ana
haans that once promised 80 well, are IN many
nlaets Quite failure. The new wheat grinos
% Yerv harsh, and the bread made from u =
Of almost mahogany color .-,,
Boston "wednesday TASTY Harvest may now
bsoonsidered at an end, the, bulk OF the gram
harinu been carried in excellent condition. II
mia district wheat is very. Disappointing; m
some parts Of the country fair crops have Deen1
secured, but taken as whole the result Will "
Newcastle U pom Tine saturday last).-Ine
trade during the week has ruled exceedingly
ouiet. induced, doubtless, by the large imports
Of foreign wheat, the favorable wind having
brought all ut once, the accumulation Of some
weeks. At the same time there has been no
isek Of confidence evinced by holders, who
seem determined to land rather than lnake an
undue concession. The more there Is seen OF
thu wheat crop in the South, the less It is
thought Of; hence, when the demand REEVES
for choice foreign, it must necessarily ac' Den-
efcially upon the markets, II
7 At our market this morning We had mod
| erat.s show Of wheat from the growers, Por-
| ton Of which CONSISTED Of the new crop OF va.
frious conditions and quality. Fresh thrasned
/ samples Of old shout maintained thar vaine,
/ whereas the new being Of sucn poor qua'l'y
i Reading TSAtus1ay last( vas very
] large ouSntity Of Wheat exhibited for sale and
.Iths new samples. wpfA in dry condition, aud o.
e. q0.aX 4.1s14ssr ~ .i,.f nr;oss dsciined
~ WSsG.e1;,f ri1sSis1M. We .have very
i ,IMIt m. moi inS. md naxt 70
Il 3Sr9 .r;e;na il afae{ mieeuIe frum
81 t.s;liera hs1a recentlt soid freely
Z 1al1s,r IN. hs5r cvitoinset, in = dmila1 way
- thr.s ii atopnine further ptes-
Ss.,isjsT IA 49,. sasrna 20 s. 10 :hesp FOR
). ~ ,.4;er4lv waitino nnfil tfe INQUIRY again
] S1 ~ .~s'4' =.
iuS-c dinghy lis4a Tho woaahee con-
.as S.;si;.yf: t;;{fE se9li i 6no. appeaeaIics
~ ~. -; ;.iccie saiasaj 81 new Wheat and
Z. y "a ia lover fulr n pef. dr.
q fIE;oh (. lSr1j N.A tanconra cement o t6f1ih
kTHs1Ie Ia c;nen1nsfailcatS 81 Isbad Yield. II
! Ieith 3cotiand IHssuf0ay last). Harvest OPP
Eesa4iow IN Tho Up}and distrlcts continue almost
al nnintsrn tlsd. 10 thAt another fottnight's good
(. xsnAffei ehould about $50 the Scotch crops
v,1n1i sacur,d: in which caeo our fatInseg viii
o. rSx,s ~hoia. Il nm safii0ed with the crops
/. ~ ,H:s, van ths;;Sh vhsat = dieeppoiutine
fI m urain tIadaS becially the whsat trade, hal
IT. $sgs ~" -. sSin;;n fsvor Of buyers: Miller
y 80, 49, aieinclined "a nurchase forward; bu
.. :thsy.auain beoin "a look It coast caFgoes. I'M
ii x.tI in rr..ss;on thaf thee are not far iron
~ The ioyest poiut. There ~ not many Danisl
! ar baltic wheat's pressing on the market; bu
- for these less money has TO BE- t4ke0ss
10 Trisl, wheat slow sale. and prices favOunn
r. hn mu. co r.i soft.
O. Hsmburr. September l8-InAuenced b
40 dull renorfs from foreign markets, we have
,f verv n,,iet trade. and prices in general have
80 downward tendency Wheat must be quote
:. Ia mar ar lc wer: however. fine qualities are
m scaltv snnnly.
sir Danzic. Sept l7.-Since our last circular Il
he weather has been changeable. The arrivals
orsin st our market were moderate, but tn.
Ia ,., WITH : verv slow sale. owing to the stan,
ct, st;ll Of the exnort trade. Holders of old VINE
OF we're obliged to submit to considerable d
pt- cline in order to effect sales; but in gener
rs. they were not anxious to realize, and thereto
ks the business done remained lllnlo0u' >s
Ide "neat soiu nAes,se on wv. NJ who.t
me Carmartnen toa1uruay lns. :" r,o,;
ga. the most part Is Wle'cseLy pa rain f~ r,
on IN u; Dut slea. aeal - ht,.r ~ 'mal;tv n
=" ley ana OATS seem W " ue.'e; - "a 20. IL i
re tor some years past. W neat - ~ r.
or loWsr man .as' H na.dy .s, We have a
in Onelns. ~, " 10y a. - rhsat the anal
,rts Supp! " .no 10" wy om;,a h.loxy that
rod OF which Is various ana qu''e pe'o" mo-
10" last year. ,rh,sa.v, .s,-o,d wheats too
MOO were very scarce and dear and as miiiers
nall finding they can buy cheaper ELSEWHERE,
se- liule business va uou, au NJ. NJ wh...ts r,
.anc turn 10 lavoI ol ule Iuyer "a a.. r,.;o,
come up ~ usa oonu'a ~ =. scsrc.av 70