The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10

scdDOtTO pOTtS from Oept. |, "a I'd Zee. l, ~
We're 43.039, 1879 bus, out Of which western
lake ports supplied 81, SO, 45l bus, showing
the supply from other sources to have been
I ,464, 739 bus. In 1875 for the same period the
total receipts were 81, 257 ,8l4 bus. The aver
age for the two years shows that western ports
supplies IS per cent. and other markets Ia
per cent. of the total receipts at seaboard ports.
ports consumed or exported to other than
European ports II ,305 ,O9O, and in 1875, IT,
988,3l7 bus. or 36 per cent. of the entire
receipts.
Taking the above as basis we would re-
quire for consumption at sea board ports and
exports to other than European
port. 49, .......... $4,000, 100
Exports to the U. X. 49,. ......... $1,000, OOO
Exports to the Continent, .-...... 5000, OOO
Total demand, -. 49,. ....... $4,000, 900
Visible Supply, 80. -. .... ..-... l7,UO. 900
Net requirements from farmers de-
liveries. 49,. 49,. -. .....-.... 52,NO, 900
Estimated supply ION the North
west. 100. -. ......... l5,No,00O
Deficiency to be supplied from other
than West pts, :. ...... .. 34,O)O, 900
The amount in transit for the g. ( is now
10, 4po,0 900 bushels, which is nearly 500, 900
less than last year. so that the increase in the
f11lOiT supply dIlO lLiOuuC III lT1lSiL OVcI L1St
year is only $500 900 bushels -sG
The weather throughout the Northwest has
bee Il extremely changeahle. thu nuctua.ion,
ranging 20 degrees.
Robert Il. Lawder, OF Whtby, Ontario,
concludes very eiabOrat. review OF
tn. situation thus: ''This year, with one OF
the most efficient crops ever harvested III Eng
and, and with similar de1icienry III the
most important quantity OF wheat whlch Eng
iand can buy az her own price, but at what
price she can buy enough t, supply the con
sumption "
On former occasion We explained the llb-r
a receipts here on the hypothesis that farmer,
We're anxious to part with their poor wheat,
this theory is further verified the in proved
quality Of wheat now arriving
The receipts and ship pm nta for t.,e xeek
ending TODAY:
Rcce.pt, sAip,n .lt..
1876 1878 ls7f. 1873
Flour, brls, 1851 BOO $685. 25,s7a
Wheat, ol,.i, y! rs -. l3j i43, No. 81 ,270
The amount o. wheat III store /, 1915 900 bus
Same dag 1916, ,C67,ODO <
1874, 2.f7',WJ g
port from III, crops Of the .A.r 'hree veal ;
from Ang %, Up 70 dare, we're as f,l.os5:
Flour bb> Wheat bus.
SO 7s3,92l Ia, ,ll3
ls7s-75 n37, 1853 1917 ,ooi
1874 o. ,593 49, 496, l5o
Ne present Statement of 10 days prize
al the different markers, together with 9th
er figures herring on The value Of wheat 10.
shipment, as compared with preceding
years.
No. wheat in Mil
waukee per b, sh. VI 81 LA
Through treights
to n. Y. per bu. 81 81 33
No.2 wheat in n. V
per bu l.22 l.Os 90
Premium Oh Gold, .i3 .l3s .NA
Spring wheat in
Liverpool, per
100 lbs ss4-9-o ss7-s4 l2so-l3
OCEAN treights to
| Liverpool bu.. Sd .o.i I2Ad
Weappend a table of comparative Closing
| prices:
LAST WEEK 1876 1876 1874
No 2wheat 9os 9sA i..2 1929.
No. 9 Barley, 81 "a Lea 50
Chicago movement OF tour and grain for III.
week ending tot day:
rs sgss'p' ,r5 49, sHipm mt
Flour, brls, .4,453 So -65 40, .s9 81 ,Uae
Wheat, bu o52.653 397 $50 ZOE. ssl 1913, 9g
! Rye, - S,209 1892 y25 2.5yl
! Barley, 81 l2O, 800 $3.50 81, 1888 80 %
! Live Hogs, 1864 l04,S1l l0,lo9 e6,7,6
Cattle, 1878 1878 Il, 100 !, .s6o
/ The visible supply Of grain, Including the
stocks III granary At the principal point, Of. ac.
cJmul.tion at lake and seabord ports, III tran
1t 10y lake, rail, and on the NV York canals,
Nov. p, 1915, and The compag ,;;ve stocks a. N
other aforementioned p-gioi-, We're a. ,ol-
/ lows.
Jan 20, 1870. jan. IS, 1916.
| Wheat. bush !o.99l ga N. 81 .651