The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-11
Great Britain, would sIissipatessll runora
no. oIvonrQ sSriH I1f(DV@

Great Britain, would Hlsslpatesa!i fum0ts 81
of damage. This advance VAIL prove ~
disastrous to legitimate dealers as wei g
as producers. The bulls OF the present "
week are bears at heart. They pu chas- r
ed only for temporary venture. Ihey o
now own large amount OF wheat ana e
will sell. it, and as much more on hrsf
signs of weakness il Liverpool. ana an "
doing so will demoralize the market ana s.
break it below its value. whereas steady Il
market would have gradually inspired o
confidence and healthy slow rate. II
What are the prospects for weaker e
Liverpool? Since our last the amount o
.-in sight" has increased 400 600 bushels q
the amount afcat for Great Britain mas g
increased one million bushels; shipments t
from the Back Sea have been liberal 7
and mostly destined for Great Britain
farmers deliveries out west have been
very large and our receiptssdurlng Octo-
Der promises to be the Largest Tor any
one month in the trade; French markets
have been dropping and accumulallons
at: Marseilies auGmenteeyl will thus
| beseen that The suppl f4EGreat Britain
will be very larg1 dufH the next Few.
weeks, and With laFge cks prices VIII
not advance. except npBef the influence
/ Of sensaflonal ref0ts.s farmers VA
1 thAreforesc onsuit their Interest BY ceiling
1 on thae. advance what4hey must dispose
I Of early, asa break is almost certain 20
occur s66n. -:s'~-~. =.
New York responded to the improves
ment abroad with IN advance. Of 8 cts, t
hut closed with the tendency down. The
q "corner - of September wheat eumi' |
mated, at 1f9 1-2, and cash: wheat com
fnande aow only 1;1.2 cts: premium. fne
, tfeeeipts. at thiS, port will aPpsp1lmate
! ti'i.k mfllihm bushels the coming week.
liz Il s;WVfptttGyYf of notice that noth~ath-
stahdin& lie advance in PRICES shippers
a{diaEa net been inspired with any comb.
i dSnce, and legitimate chipping orders
I have: been scarce. The bulk of chip.
= ments have been made by the :" corner =
CLIQUE, but our stock has increased: We
! close with the tendency down as below:
: No. /. Hard. 1923; No. 4, 1.2O IL; NO.
: ?. 1.12;S. o. Oct, Ito; s. O. Nov,
l.OS IA; No. 8, 1.O2; Rejected. 81 cts.
D. >: Barley is dull, dropping and 10 cents
y lower on sample lots, The corner '
l. settled on the basis OF 1.27 for No. 2:
er hut we close with sellers at LOS ana
,. ,. l.O41-2 Tor S. O. October.
= The Receipts and Shipments for the
n, ut week ending to-day ia
IS. 1876 INA. 1876. 1874
Is. Flour. brls. 2s649 2s,653 a5,03s 33.3ss
II Wheat, bush, s4l, s65 5os, 500 64s zol 466 sS
Corn ss 49, 81 $3.50 500 4s sss s!se
Rar1,v lOi .497 99,l36 SO, 1923 26,78
r. Rye, $3.50 o''oo ~ 20
.ss The amount of wheat in store is 6ol OOO BUS
ass Same day 49, 49, , 4a2'o I"
The receipts of -four and grain at thi
&c; mort from the crops of the last three years
&c; from Aug. 23. up to date were as follows :.
ed FLOUR BBLs WHEAT BUS
1871 llO453 3,6O7 1877
i ,S7a.75 155.545 2,957,6ss
1894. 123,260 7,63o,o72
We present a statement of days price
1T the different markets, together with 9th
. !. or fuures hearing on the value Of wheat ~
i-4 sh;pmen,, as compared with preceding
No. years: 49,.
No No. 2 wheat in Mil ~,
Her waukee per bl sh. LIZ 10 LIZ lV1
Lake freights to Buffalo, * -
dy; Canal freights to N. Y. .7l-2 "
No 2 wheat in New York, % ~ !
ner; Premium on Gold, II sl-2 IL
'eN' Spring wheat in
Co. 10Y aCe lbps sss-ssll IS 6-ss4 l2s-l2s'
sat Ocean freightst to
Liverpool, per
BUSH, TX oS-s
We append a table of comparative closi
= prices:
ipts, ... "a osI.o O7x
tate, No ~ ~nsn s7 az Al
, aa No. ? Oats, sex +sx asx *
' : Go' No. 3 Barley, lax los 30 66
'u'S' Chicago movement of -four and grainlfor
and week ending to-day:
!! :, m, ,s ssss'pt is74. ,s se'p" IS
scted Flour, brls., Alto $3.50 sa,l7a a.
and wheat, bus, els.s74 l,77 $50 OTIS 55e,
l 0S, Corn. Is S92 3O5 $50, 1853 72O, TAO sos,
3 do, Oats. a., 26s s7s,e62 1856 ,s22 1877,
l. old, Rye, $3.50 O,ssa 1855 2,
do. Barley, O,7O5 las, s42 1852 50,
Rye, Live HOGS, 46,345 1850 S2,7S4 ~,
riley, Cattle, 23.O6O 1859 1858 .,
. n. The visible supply Of grain, including
cam stocks in granary at the principal points Of
liked cumulation at lake and seaport ports, in II
sit by lake, rail. and ON the New York car
crop, Sept 20, 1875, and the comIarsuve stocks u
d UNI lows:
nand: Sep IS, rs. Sep. IS, rs. Sep. q
,rim., Wheat. bus, s,l5s,72s 7,73s, 56s 10, 7ss
3-S to Corn. bus. 6,747,S7S 1000, 799 II, IS
lnged. Oats. :" 2,943,663 l,sl9,l7S 2,sss
Rarlev. 9S3, U6l ~, 396 los
RIVE. .. 93l ,239 9%5,s 40(
Total Is,sl4,s7o r.asO.a 6s 1854
t. 8.
'teady; Extracts From the marx Iane expires
September 20. 1878.
=, =, pan seo With the exception Of . thunder-st
on Thursday night. the weather has
spring, tinued extremely fine, and the last z
ull, 50 eriu0s Of the harvest in the South
|. M IN ...-~~l The x,eual -