The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-08

come to our market or Chicago, and we look
for good demand from that source all through
the winter We have received on the new I
G Oh about 1-o million bushels of wheat and |
estimate the receipts up to next harvest at II
million more, or "a 1-2 million in all Chi |
cago will receive about 10 millions during the |
same time, making total Of 80 million BUSH |
els to supply the export and home demand. It
must be remembered that in order to reach |
Great Britain before next harvest shipments |
must be made from the West IL fore the middle |
Of July, which will decrease the available sup
ply from the Northwest by at least 8 million !
bushels, bringing the supply down to "a mil |
lions, plus II millions Gin sight" So ,OOO, 600
bus, less the requirements of the home trade. |
After a careful survey OF the situation we estl-
from the United States at about 80 million
bushels, including California.
Our market has ruled dull, but steady. The
bears as well as the bulls are waiting for few
cents decline before they will buy. We usu-
ally have weak markets early in November,
and operators are calculating on like result
this year. It would be interesting to know
who is going to sell all the wheat that Is
wanted at about los. Certainly not pre sent
holders. We quote:
No. hard, LA l-2; No. l, LII IA; No. 2,
II; No 8, SO 10; S. O. Nov, 100; S. 0. Dec,
1.Os 10; S. .. Year, LOS 1-2.
Barley closed at LOS cash, and SO S. Nov.
The deal will be animated during the coming
| month.
The receipts and shipments for the week
ending to-day:
1875 ga. 1873. 1874.
Flour. brls, 5O,i9s 80, 1913 7G,373 1885
Wheat, bush, e67 1919 5s7,275 64o,alo sOl ,s79
Barley, 8 1852 1867 1898 27,22o
Rye, 1920 4,6oo
The amount of wheat in store is 81 900 bus.
Same day 1874, 2 2ae , oo0 :.
1873, 523,0OO "
The receipts of -four and grain at this
port from the crops of the last three years.
from Aug. g, up TO date, were as follows.
FLOUR Bells. WHEAT BUS.
1875 o72,O7O 7,330,Sl7
ls74.75. 2sa, SOC $685. 53
1894. o42,634 1O,6S5,92l
We present statement of to-day's prices
at the different markets, together with 9th
err figures bearing on the value of whea, fol
shipment, as compared with preceding
years:
1875 1874. 1873
No. Q wheat in Mil
waukee per b, sl. ILL "a ga o.
Lake freights to Buffalo, 5 6
Canal freights to n Y. 1884 9l-2 l2H
No. wheat in New York, l6s 10 Is y
Premium on Gold, IA 05 81
Spring wheat in
Liverpool, per
100 lbs. 9s4-1Osl Ss-Ss6 | ls4- IL
Ocean freights to
; Liverpool, per bush, sA 5K l;
Weappend table of comparative closing
prices:
LAST WEEK 1874 1873. 1872
No 2wheat. 1OA Ban 04 O'
No 2 Corn 55h IS 39h 2ili
; No Barley, % | IA 45 81
Chicago movement of flour and grain for tin
week ending to-day:
Receipts Shipments
1875 1874. 1874. 1873
Flour. brls.. SO, 500 Al. O65 1854 IS, lO
, Wheat. bu. 1894. 74s 575,5 SOS 72l ,O5l 6S7 81.
Rive. 39,Oo3 1868 o,467 4,49
Barley, 76,942 ola, $40 1888 l0s, %:
Live Hogs, 66,737 rs, 562 27,9s2 44,2
Cattle, 2l,OS6 l4,sil IL ,4S6 o,l4
The visible supply of grain, including tia
stocks in granary at the principal points of &C
, emulation at lake and seabord ports. in tran
sit bv lake, rail. and III the New York canals
Oct l6, 1875, and the comparative stocks at th
other aforementioned periods, were as fol
lows.
Oct. %, rs. Oct l6, Is. Oct "a, "A
r Wheat, bu. II AS. 402 ,239, l66 1925, II!
Barley, l,4l4,6So 1861 GIT ,4eo. "A
RYE, 90 1921 ,9i9 3l5,l02 2l4, 33