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

luiet induced, doubtless, NY the larS iinPois
# foreign wheat, the favorable wlilu ..as,aas
,roupht all at once, the accumulation OF some
weeks. At the same time there has been no =
ack of confidence evinced by holders, who :
,eem determined to land rather than nake an
Undue concession. The more there Is seen OF :
he wheat crop III the SOUTH ann 'r rsy;ves
for choice foreign, it must necessarily act ben
picially upon the markets. Z
At our market this morning We had mod
crate show of wheat from the growers, por- :
ton Of which consisted Of the new crop o. W,
samples of old about maintained their value,
whereas the new being Of such poor quality !
sold at irregular rates. a
Reading 4Saturcsy lastl There was : very :
large quxntity OF Wheat exhibited ior SAFE ana
a onali,y exceeding the expectation Of dealers.
Tie trade ruled heavy, and prices declined.
Waksaeld (FrldaJ iast). We have very
slowiwhsAt MARKET this morning. and mkt 70
nothing doing, asiaing IN : great measure Iron
.,f.dour TO-. their cuStomens, in : similar way
teaThat factors have done with their buyers in
vhd1t. TINS completely stopping further pres
ent demand; and there seems to % 10 heaP fof
il, but patiently waiting until the inquiry agasn
;n ;isi - tsaanrtgy lAst The wsssher con-
tihues brilliant; WITH sill : -6nec spPsaEanos
We have but a:shoi< supply. Of new wheat and
some old, but thepeiee is lower full q. per e., f
which Il not nneh ienconragemsnt 70 thrash
]. Leith scotland ISsturday last. Harvest OPP
eyatiop4 in the Upland districts continue almost
! nninterrunted. 10 that another f0Etnights good
! weather should about see the Scotch crops
| we'll secured; in which case our farmers w1Ii
on The whole, b well satisfied with ne crops
1 The grain trade, especially the wheat trade, has
4 been dull and downward during the week.
I Prices IRE .'a9ain'.in favor Of buyers. Miliers
also seem disinclined to purchase forward; out
ithsvauzin begin to look At coast cargoas. un
DIR the impression that these are not far from
the lowest point There are not many DANISH
or Baltic wheat's pressing on the Market put
, for these less money has to BE- taken.
Irisl. wheat slow sale, and prices favour1ng
: BUYERS; condition soft.
Hamburg, September l8.-lnfiuenced by
dull reports from foreign markets, we have
very quiet trade. and prices in general have
downward tendency Wheat must be quoted
Is. per DR. lower; however, fine qualities are IN
scaAty supply.
6 weather has been chang.abl. The arrivals Of
. grain at our market We're moderate, but they
met with very slow SALE owing to the stand
:, still of the export trade. Holders OF old wheat
u were obliged to submit to a considerable De,
l. cline in order to effect sales; but IN general
J, they were not anxious to realize, and therefore
: the business done remained Limited New
= wheat sold likewise on lower terms
- Carmarthen Saturday last New Wheat ioi
- the most part Is wretchedly poor-no guam
= in It; but great deal of shrivelled grain bar
n lev and oats seem to be better in quality thar
: for some years past Wheat is ID per pusiie
r. lower than last Saturday.
!, Chelmsford (Fr day last.-We have iai
49, supply Of the new crop Of wheat, the quart,
Is Of which is various, and quite below that .
"a last year.
Devices Thursday last).-Old wheats to-da..
90 we're very scarce and dear and as mlll-rs ar
~ finding they can buy cheaper elsewhere, bn
-. little business was done, and that little Was Tn
No turn in favor OF the buyer. New whraIs nav
~ come up in bad condition, and the naJorlt
n. of them SO much SO as to be scarceiy worn
5 a attention.
Framlingham Saturday LAST There Is NOR
o. wheat on . lei, and with slow demand, prict
- are in buyers favor. The new red wilea's al
,rn dry, and weigh well; but the fiouf made fro'
- them is not satisfactory,
~ Galnsborough Tuesday last With few g,
captions Che harvest in this district is gathers
- The reports are that for condition few yea
RI have yielded better.
=; :, Lynn TUESDAY last With the exception
AZ a few showers in the middle Of last week, 9
Ter. weather has been fine Inc reports ; % !.
10, i is now clear We have very defective yle
no; and quality
u.s. THE Ey0LlsH HOP CROP.
the Roronoh. Monday. Sept. 20.-An active d
I'M mand prev ais for ali classes OF fine hops a.
some folders have withdrawn this class
,ur, NOR. money; brown and medium descripho
iPai continue to accumulate and are difi1cult
5 o. sale. Advices from the plantations state u
~ the hops are npldly going on IN color, ana
n many places will not be picked Conttnen
as. Can,erbury Hop Market saturday last.
About three thousand pockets OF hops Y,
H. pitched for sale, and large quantity IN y
rield . v hors =, : reduction on last wee
owe; nrices. int growers were obstinate in hold
F'eio out for their demands, and preferred await
the result OF our great annual fair on Mono
now In consequence the business done was restr
ed, only ISL pockets passing the scai. ~ .o, =
and 795 pockets previously during tne J"
!, con max. the total 2 ,U79 pockets. ;,
tns Maidstone and Eeighborhood, sept IL
coM- The hops are going fast in this neighbour.
nu.. and i, u an exceptional case TO see gard
where there are not very extensive pa1cnes
e had hons Of fne quality, and many pieces, IN I
our sequence OF the high price OF labor. ana
-! lowuess OF price OF inferior hops. VIII no
MEN, picked It A.--Loosg: We have some
good quality hops in this parish, but tne
I'm e'n.1 49, TarrTrrsrA. This il 1 forv
xU parish, but, notwithstanding We have : y
We small inferior hops, and good hops are 8
!; Ano % fast This fne weather makes them
y no' and worse every day, and many Of the
Gorse hops viii not think Be pcksd :. AL AL
rident TOY: nsl =. =. th-ss ra-ks 40 many o
years I ~ s;a,d;nr . ton m acre: but
. full NoAeu 49, "a ana thoae which
sptans picked are coming down light, It leaa
49, les than they have been see A. VIZ
re pre- 10 -
e., but ~. , hnr
aer BE- I'VE might quose rpole no"
other points, but they are Ill 70 the same
y e The crop is light, bslly injured, and mn
,rshed it viii not Be picked.--Rditor Azn-Ao'
&; the Iu1.1
ow the
EXCHANGE HOIE
- Cor. fourth and Jackson, only two %
many from the Depot
loaking 90 90 PER DA Z
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