The anti-monopolist., 1875-10-04


low rates. Oats had scarcely varied.
Best wheat (63 los. per busheD AS, in
ferior 4Os., rye 27s., maize 24s., barley
2Os to 2ls. to 3ls., oats l9s. Cd. The
yield confirmed previous impressions
that the crops were scarcely an average,
with much inferior quality. For average
wheat for Oct S9s., tor spring 43s.
The calm ruling for fortnight past
at Odessa continued. but sellers were
untractable, hoping for better times.
Soft Bessarabian and Polish wheat 4Ss.,
Cd. new Ghirka 45s., Sandomirka 4Ss.,
Maize SOS Barley los. "a.
Extri fine hard wheat at A;giers 45s.,
soft 43s. Barley 20s. Sd. to 25s.
MARX LANE, 9th MONTH, 13th.-We
had moderate supply Of English wheat
this morning, but arrivals from abroad
are large The heavy imports and fine
weather have further depressed our
market, and new English wheat was sel-
ling at IS. per o., decline from last
Mondays quotations. Foreign wheat
was IS. t. IS. per Or lower, with restrict
ed demand. and the bulk OF the imports
is going into granary.
GRANTHAM Saturday last) Harvest
is rapidly drawing to close, the
weather since the commencement Of
operations having for the most part been
highly favorable. The grain in cOnse.
qu-nce i, generally In excellent condi-
ton, but the yield and quality are disap-
pointing
HULL, (Tuesday last.-Another week
OF almost uninterrupted fine weather has
enabled farmers to clear the greater
part of their crops from the field, and
but little now remains unsecured south
of the Humber. OF wheat the arrivals
are large, consisting l,02S qrs. from
konigsberg, 2,555 qrs. Danzig, 753 qrs.
Stettin, 1881 qrs. France, $3.50 qrs.
Alexandria, 2l7 qrs. Denmark, and I42
qrs. from Gothenburg; for fine qualities
there has been a somewhat improved d
inquiry and sales effected at prices bare
ly previously obtalnable, up t. 55s, for
$50 lbs. beng paid for new, aud sos. for
prime old Danzg white; holders of such
are very firm, and in some cases ask Is
per ar. advance, whilst for inferior sorts
.ower prices would nave to be accepted
to etf,rc, sales.
IPSWICH (Tuesd.,y lasD With the
exception Of a lew hours rain on Friday
last, w have had another week Of
spl ndid weather for the harvest. which
in this district is now substantially com
pleted; the crops having been eNpe-
tliliousIy gathered in. aed for the most
part in tirst-clasS condition. At our
market to-day we had Il fair supply Ct
new wheat. mostly OF q coarse and
brown quality. but IN good condition.
and fetching is. TO t9s. for rel, and up
10 52s, to 53s for white. per imperial
qr. 70 grower. The yield is almost
universally complained Of. At present
scarcely any barley has been thrashed.
An old sample or two. however. Of fair
body, but coarse and high coloured, sold
at sos. to 4os. per imperial or. to
grower.
NLwAEk "wednesday lasD The
crops IN this district have generally
been secured under favorable circum-
stances. The Weld OF wheat W Il not be
al average. Barley is q good crop in
respect Of quantity. but the quality is in
different. Oats vary considerably. Beans
are an average crop. The market TO-
day was moderately supplied with
wheat, and the attendance was not
large The trade was quiet. aud rates
were about the same as heretofore for
choice samples; inferior lots rather
easier.
The HoP CROP. - There is every
probability Of the present hops being
tie largest upon record, the yield both
1T home and abroad being most abund-
ant, but the quality i likely to he very
diversified. The produce is in some
respects excellent. yet there are many Of
the home plantations suffering severely
from mould and the foreign from red
rust. We estimate the English growth
t. b. equal to tt2o.pJ0. old duty bat
tei> Is open t. reduction hould mould
continue and spread. With reference to
prices. they must necessarily he very
reasonable. and there viii be full scope
Tor tn,umers to stock frte ely, aud great
inducemrnt for them b. do so.-Bakers.
White 4 Morgan. Hibernia Chembers,
London Bridge. Sept. 9th