The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-11
The "a nti-AG0noPO1ist.

Flour, leaving us with 10, 948 1858 qrs. in ,
hand, and showing pretty clearly what ,
our requirements up to next harvest !
will be- The French, while general re- {
port puts both their yield and quality at
below last year, in one of their Journals
tell us their growth has exceeded their
wants by about 100000 qrs. How
was it then with last years plenty Mar
settles found such a ready placement
for her foreign imports? For that port
only of late has become dull and sent OF
ters to Paris. We doubtless shall be
clad of the benefit if it be forthcoming,
but cannot help questioning, its arrival;
and the fact that French farmers are
even now more reluctant than ourselves !
to give way, further confirms the i'm
preston that there is an error IN the es-
innate, In Paris they have been steady
for Flour and fine Wheat, though about |
Is easier for inferior new, and in the
provinces there has been very little
change. it. the fine weather must have
inclined growers to thrash more freely
, should they possess an assured plenty: |
On the Continent there has been little
4 movement, some places in Ger many be-
| I ing firmer, and some easier. Holland
> has only given. way Is. and Belgium
| hardly that, but in Hungary whh' better
;: Supplies, rates have 'deciined 2s. Per IT.
: AS they have IN .Denmaak. Halders 81
b Odessa are still high, in consdente:Nithi
q stock Of about 560,OQU qrs., batans
: supplies increase. they. may be Of anete-
or mind. New York has shown a,lttfls
q reaction downwards. itit',' ~'s,@.::s: az :,
!. Monday in Mark Lane opened, ora
: moderate supply Of English whestt but
e WITH heavy arrivals 81, foreign, chiefly
y from America and Russia, but plsntital-
" from Australia and tho Baltic. The
\ mornings show from the near conpties
"a VAS scanty, and mostly new, Of various
I'll qualities. which sold very slowly, a
r. reduction Of Is. to p. per Or. from The
n. previous MONDAYS rates. The plentiful
:" arrival of foreign, together with TIE
"a brilliant weather, made sales very din
y. cult at the same reduction. Cargoes OF
= the coast found a moderate. demand =
=. tho recent reduction. TN Wednesda.
there were APO qrs. per coast, 2h.seo qrs
ITS foreign. English qualities Remained
~ dull. at the previous Mondays rates
9, The trade in foreign was very limited
nd at the same currency fridays return
were $50 as. coastwise, 4o,9oo qrs' LOT
he eign. Scarcely anything was then &C
ing in English qualities. prices BEN
unchanged. Foreign remained very dul
s., 5 Tut nominally unaltered from Monday
as2 The supply of country Flour on MOI
ss3 day was moderate, but there were La
slO arrivals Of foreign in barrels. In
800 trade was almost in a state OF stagn;
1os ton from the state OF the wheat marke
80 and sales of country sorts, as well as
'u q foreign, could only be made oy accep
{. inc less than the nominal quotation
This On Wednesday there were ]. 25o sac'
MS 1920 barrels foreign. The whole tr''
= was very liiele>s, and without son
abatement from NJ onday's nominal ra
no business either in country or forfi:
qualities could be done Fridays I
turns were $500 sacks 4 300 barrels it
ices eiyn. There was then no activity
9th business, and to have sold country Sol
for or foreign freely would have requlr
ing some reduction in prices.
The wheat trade in the Provinces OF Fral
S73 showed but little change; occasionally sn
advance was noted, but this was cancelled el
OK where by decline Of 20 centimes to frs
. (5d. to Is as at Amlens
IL At Liege though the wheat crop was c.
AZ sidered short and of poor quality, there WI
l2s decline of Is. New wheat, 46s. 3d., old 81
ry. 35s
The harvest in the neighborheod Of -Ha
,osca bro was entirely finished. and there seld
-'oo had icen so favorable time; and, as to quail
it was universally good. Some parcels OF d
:. new v heat had ben sold for England at OILS
{. and /.
the harvest being a good one, and gathers
1872 the finest condition. .~h., h;o
IS Al bresiau prlet. "oIe soIne 81 40
as Wheat on the spot AIS, rye US %.
"a At Mayence, Notwithstanding hne wesa
$50 prices were maintained. Wheat on the
&c . ASS. rye as Cd maize 23s. 3D., barley
Sd, to ais The weather had been hue, And
or the harvest was over. Average wheat for Sept
Der and October as. Sd.
nents At Odessa, Notwithstanding foreign disc
1874 au-ment prices still kept up. prime
% ,s97 Podolian agent had bought 10, 100 chstwei
sc, 27s wheat at ass There were now about W
95 s2i ahets. in granary Arrivals, though mod
81, FOL hitherto, were soon expected to be good
1850 sarab,an soft wheat 46s lOd., Sandon,rkl
Sc, A97 I'D.
~ ,2sl From Norfolk: With the exception
S,355 few showers in the middle Of last week
weather has been fine. The reports Of the
1g the OF tn. crops of new wheat do not imp
OF &C. it is new clear we have very defesove
tran- and quality.
3 at the concluded the quality Of DO b wheat and
As fol- lev ia yery various.
From Warwickshire: The weather hAa
q, '73 tnued most favorable, and BY the close
rs, sec Or sent week the harvest will be about
:ss, ,,2O pleted; and whatever the quality ana GU
$50, 500 may eventually turn out, the eondauon
loa, 727 least highly satisfactory.
4OO, Tl West Riding of Yorkshire: we nAs
,s44, $40 very me weather aarah. dee v.w t.x
good samples are yet to baud, either OF
ress OF or barley.
From Cambridgeshire: The wealth
s. been magnificent this week, and hArves
-storm ished. With the exception Of beans,
as con- f.rmers leave for threshing in the fields
t gath are still without supply OF any arncl