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newspaper talk here about a great

There is at present much
in a measure frightened intending

American wheat trust that has
purchasers. A fair-priced offer that would be within the reach of
macaroni and other breadstuff manufacturers would restore confidence
 and open the market to our produce all over Spain.
ADOLPHE DANZIGER,

MADRID, SPAIN, November 14, 1903 Vice-Consul.

I have found responsible parties who are willing to dispose of
mentioned in the Department’s circular
lose herewith a note

Upon

the entire quantity of wheat
of September 22, 1903, here in Spain, and inc
directed to me by one of the foremost dealers and bankers.
the receipt of the answers to the questions in the said note the business
 can at once be initiated with, as I believe, favorable results to
our American producers.
ApoLPHE DANZIGER,

MADRID, SPAIN, December 6, 1903. Vice- Consul.

[Inclosure.—Fernando Sadilla to Vice-Consul Danziger.]

The following information is desired for the purpose of placing and disposing

of wheat in Spain:

1. The exact, or at least approximate at available for sale.

, amount of whe
2. Sample of the general grade.
Gross and net weight per sack.
4. Ports to which the wheat will be shipped.
. In case the wheat is shipped on commission,
an official broker and the United States consul, in whose care the cargo may be
payment of the value of the

consigned; the latter to deliver the bill of lading on
s sampling and testing of the cargo.

arn the price at the Spanish

wl

the sale will be effected through

merchandise, permitting, however, the previou
6. If the wheat is sent “sold,” it is desired to le
port on board the vessel or on the wharf.
It would be also desirable to learn the amounts of‘e

terms are fz . :
ms are favorable, there is a chance of doing a large and profit

ach shipment. Provided
able business up to

10,¢ CA . .ily
,000,000 sacks, in whatever quantities.
FERNANDO SADILLA.

MALAGA.

(From United States Consul Birch, Malaga, Spain.)

Prege id . : : i
resent conditions in this section of Spain are not favorable to

the importation of American wheat.
but that consumed is imported from Italy.
luring the prevalence of exce
1d in Malaga. Three years
the Spanish wheat crop

No macaroni is made here,

It is believed here that only ¢ ptional

CC Tle .
onditions can American wheat be so

ao 3 = .
480, when for two successive seasons

 

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