Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-12-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

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.rha heor-ro,d,nc and denression in the
ING t.o,r..a.. n,.
grain markets has oeeii continued oy lhe DIG
Four of Chicago, who seem bent on I'M
,or,sh,ro tho A ,norican farmer as much as
poVeI.shihs .Ao - - ~,
possible, Wn1le lettlng EUROPE Jake our sur Pius
wheat at the lowest prices these bears can
,naka in face of .he hest export demand In
nAS'Ao III i"eo "a ~ ~oS' - :, =
years. with Europe depenoent upon US ior hei
deficit of Is per cent on last crops, with mill
,ions less reserves and stocks for years.
iions ioee esoi IS anu ~ r..
a deficit IN ylelo ana less reserves tnah ior
years IN Europe gives the American surplus
an elegant chance lor handsome returns "
producers, If there snail De 20 cohtraVehihs
circumstances TO battle the natural course OF
Ifaoo' ino eo'eso 40 so'Ae VA
the large gra1n-trade centers, ana SO Tar the
producers inte. - are scoring 8 notch as the
resrIt-o OF every trial is annonnced after it has
result VI every 'iiAl is an nouno.u ai.el ~ a'
cooieu oo"n " n"euia,
,oInts ,rb era calling and h,,vino under the in.
f,nences of the foreign markets takes place.
maintain advancinp quotations.
Nh. fo1Io,v;ng eign;f;cant renort of comnari.
con -, r.cein,s hv the limited KINGDOM for
the months of sentember October and Noyem.
nor II, 1ss, ona 1898 is taken from the rev,ew of
tho nroduce.m,rket in the Ne,y York Journal
~ co,,,, .,.s of tho 11tb ipstant.-
anenst Sentemher and October 1885 into the
United Kingdom from the Continent were
equal TO 500 S9s ousnels OF Wneat agalnst q.
m"ntbs IN 1855 heinz decrease in 1894 Of I01
9S5 bushels The rate per annum during the
three months g. OF 1853 was Sa.ooz,oal ousneis
in isSs r. is evident from this exhibit that
the supplies of the United Kingdom from the
continent OF EUROPE Will Ieoe pc l9r Ine WE'VE
third Of what thew were in the twelve months
ended July 81, 1885. Egypt will probably have
no more wnea9 LOT e4 pors III new crop eothes
exporter of wheat. Austro-Hungary will have
less export surplus from her 1885 crop than
Iro6i ner 1902 crop, anu .ne saf f ue so
Estimate the wheat Weld at to 6 bushels per
| acre. which. if approximately correct will give
tne seven ooIoes p t r fnod
and seeding 100000 acres is about % 600, 900
brsbe,sn
,..
nsy oe enc, ~ - eon s. w.. w..
go -. -. o,oht mt, -
oo"nI,v - ,o'o "es $50 80.
e-'. 20" 80 .. ss. -,.,,,s,s 49,
eo'too' ~ 80 - s.S.~,tr -
"ooAs 80 - - -
"o"iu 70 " "a ~ W WIS ~ - Wv 1-
~ Ona' -
~. y. ~ -, " 800 = ooo ooo 80
o 'o VI Dsoeinoei i0oo' "ss ooo,-00 resr
NV o"'h0i' ", % 80 y. 49, "a ~,
~ ""' @oo 80 - = 80
NC, 'oiS to0,Ooo oasioieI VI -eo ,." We" ON
- ..'" A''A ''''
~,
.no % pol's ,o ~ wnsAs ,1oni p sino.
~ o.. eoo io'0 was 90, V''o,u 1
SAM .ie ~ aooo ino ~ one VI nou
.o- ~ So n,o ~. ~, - .ooO' ""s ~ '''
"s@inSS i'oi0''-i N"NAo 'in'e i"s' eA.
'oieisn ~ 'no oni'.u S' ."'"
ioi 'io 'en iion.ns enoeo WIN o''oDei, iooo
were-eApoits COLL 'Ioo'o-o Imports sooo,oio.-o'
Turing july August anu Sep'ennoer' Inc lni'
poI.S eAceeueo exports. ourihs Tue remaining
SeVen hioi'hs IL WAS Inc reverse IAcess u
Exports over ihpo ioi INC 'en hiohlhs e'o''
4o',z0o. II Is estimated thaI the november eA-
por.swii De niteen miillons dollars IN excess
Oh Inc imports LOT tnat month. Ne" forA re-
ceiVeo ABOUT % per cent Oh the Imports ano
snIppeu aoou' 10 per ceh'' Vi Tue eAports'
Inc Northa0es'efn Zimmerman, Chlcago' puo'
snn,r,, ers oon,,t1 Jvast vo dotsd Deoanoh he,
9th, which states that prices for lumber were
about the same as last wear with n better de.
mand. and somewhat reduced stock as com.
pared with last wear The stock of popIar or