The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-01-21
Correspondence.
wcekly Circular Of Shredder A'na-
o,., A. Company, Commission

weekly Circular Of Shroeoer' Luz i
n Company, Commission :
Merchants. {
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 10th, 1875.
Nothing of interest has TRANSFERRED IN
no wheat market during the week.
Unfavorable news from seaboard ana
eo,e;pn markets has discouraged hold
ers. and considerable wheat that was
bought in expectation Of the usual jan
uarv bulge has been sold; but not",'n
standing this the market has refused 10
Weld to the pressure. 1t is evloeh'
that the bulk OF the wheat is held Dy
narties who have implicit faith in pres
ont values. and who are resolved 70
hide the time when better prices WILL
prevail, and as there is no prospect %
anv wheat being forced for sale through
exhausted margains, we can eAPect ~
sar;ons break. let other markets DC
That they NAV. Receipts are SMALL
snd are nearly absorbed by the SHIP
1.-Two demand and our local mills. Inc
pmount in store is less than last year.
The Rulls begin to feel confident that
OIL the depressing influences have
been fully anticipated. Last year'wlth
larger crop through the northwest
wheat wa, so per cent. higher tina: TO-
dav. and the decline already experience
ed IS sufficient for the difference IN the
SIMPLY and demand throughout the
world. The arguments advanced oy
the ..bears'' to-day would hold good II
the price Of wheat was only 5O cents
and the question is narrowed down u
one of intrinsic value. :,
Ever since last spring nearly all tn
prominent operators here, east ana OF
The continent have been "bearlng
wheat. and exaggerated accounts
liberal supplies haze olready ha
their full effects, not only IN 'nuu aca,
buyers to buy sparlns, out aiso NJ "a 20,
ing sellers to sell freely "a We 'n ana
that the future will develop that ooe
hat ofthe crop Of the northwest n "a
already been marketed, ana hal u
o,suai supply IN eastern n''lters nd"e
IS vnnting. The visible supply
hence larger, but the stock IN Ne
York is gradually diminishing al
when navigation opens we look 1or
brisk demand. 600 ooo,,
'rne amount of wheat in store IS ,63a,OUW o. .
Same day 1874 A.. $50. -. i' 100 000
Same day 1873 49,. ...... 49,
The receipts of -four and grain at IL
mort from the crops of the last tn
wears. from Aug. 20. up to date, We
as follows:
,s74-,s7b-Flour, barrels, Col ,6o3; Whe
bushels 4. 736. 337 Corn, bushels, sl52, y
oats. bushels, 55O,7 66 Barley, BUSH
s3O.3ll; Rye, bushels, lO7 ,3l9 WI,
1878 is7i-Flour, barrels, aoo,Goo, w, w ~.
bushels, 1870, 4e6: Corn 4 BUSHES husI
SI3 $40: Rye, bushels, 1892 w,
,s7o is73-Flour, barrels, 1871 ,S49; Wh
bushels. 9.573,O73; Corn, bushels, *iV2, !
Oats. bushels, 499, 400; Barley, pusi
Rye, bushels. IT'S, 4O3
-From Dec. lst
We present statement OF to'ds
prices at the different markets, toge'
with other figures bearing on the VI
Of wheat for shipment, as comps
with preceding year:
No. wheat in Milwaukee, o. :,
Though freights to New
York, per bus -. SSA
No. wheat in New York,
per bus ...... 49,. .''... ,a,n
Premium on Gold -. ...... l2h
No. wheat in Liverpool, per
III lbs. ...... % ~.
Ocean freights to Liverpool, 49,,
per lO0lbs.. ...' ia"
Contrary to previous years thcr
no wheat on the Erie canal, an
wheat in transit by rail, and the
ports will be called on to supply
immediate wants. Under these
cumstances holders can afford to
srhe chances for any lower prices
nominal while there IS large roo
an adrance. Any change IN the
ton must rebound to their beneht
is we'll established that when the
rent opinion flows in the same ca
for some time its force increases
the result will prove that such ma;
the case in regard to extraoro
supply Of wheat. We never N
short or abundant crop that did n
appoint general expectations.
market closed firm with the ten
up, as follows No. l, hard, "a
No. l, Csc No. 2, 80 lac; S. o
80 5.Sc $. o. May Csc.
Dressed hogs are dull and dec
7l.2 to SC for medium to choice:
SHREDDER, LINpBLox !
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