The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-18
damp parcels were neglected. Last week the

FRoME.--W heat realized the full rates of last
week, with the turn in favor Ct the seller Ill
some cases Wheat ASS to 56s per Or.
HULL. The weather has now become quite
autu1nnal. Arrivals of wheat are large, con-
sisting Of 1852 qrs from Danzig, II ,426 qrs.
Konigsberg, 1926 qrs. Stettin, ,57s qrs. Ore
gon 1888 qrs. Alexandria, and 922 qrs sun
dries. The demand has been only on mooer-
ate scale, and chiefly confined to fine qualities
of old white, which are the turu dearer, while
other descriptions are firmly held, but DO not
meet with much attention.
LAscAsrER. W ith plentiful supply of all
kinds of grain from growers this morning, and
a good attendance Of buyers, trade rnled brisk.
W heat made fully Is per load more money
MANCHESTER The wheat trade to-day was
active. English sorts met with an advance OF
quite Sd per or; white foreign was % to 80 Per
GENITAL higher; English, new red, 45s to 6Os,
new white AIS to 56s, old red 52s to 55s old
white 55s to Cos per 48O lbs; American, old red
los sd to lis Sd, old white lis Sd to 12s 4d per
10Olbs There was a tolerable demand for
-four, which made Sd per sack more money
than last week.
Wakefield FRIDAY last) The trade keeps
up for all fine dry samples Of new or old wheat,
ton of the English samples; this morning,
principally in consequences Of the higher pre-
tensions OF holders, business is not to a large
extent, but the sales made are at fully Is. adj
vance from last Fridays rates; Wheat per
quarter go lbs. to bush.), Suffolk, Essex and
Kent, red new AS. to ass, old 46s. to 6Os.,
white new 46s. to SOS. ,Old Sos. to Sos :; Nor
folk and Hunts. red new AS. to 4as., old 45s.
to Sos, white new AS. to 49s., old s8s. to 54s.;
Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red new 4Os.
to AS, old 45s. to 49s., white new 4Os. to 49,,
! old AIS to 53s.; Yorkshire, red new 36s. to ATS
| old 45s to 49,, white new 40s to 49s., old AIS
! to 52s.; Dantzic and Konigsberg, white Sos. to
| &C. u 40 - o. nn1hS u0vx,t ,11rr
and Holstein, rex new AIS. to 6ls., old AIS to
SOS.
CONTINENTAL NARKHre.
The Paris -four trade during the past week
has been dull, and prices scarcely maintained,
the range for consumption being 66 to ST francs
per l57 kilos. (35s. Sd. to 39s. I'd. per 2SOlbs.
Many offers of wheat were made from the Cen
tire and the West, but few from the immediate
neighborhood Buyers had been on the re-
fine sorts, growers holding at 2bf to 27f, SOC.
per 1909 kslos. Ass. to 49s. Sd. per qr,) the
market closing with tirmness.
The wheat trade in the country was general
ly firm. or rather dearer, though some markets
were lower
At Marseilles the trade was calm. Bord psk
33 francs AIS. 1Od.l. Indianapolis 32fse25
(46s Sd J, Danube 37f. 25c. (3Os, 3d.
The top price for white wheat at Bordeua,
was 2Of. 6Oc. per hect, (46s per qr.)
Belgium was either firm or dearer
Prices at Courtrai ere fully maintained
Wheat 46s. Rye 32s. Cd.
No change was noted at Louvain. Ok
!, wheat 5ls., new ASS.
At Brussels the trade was in calm. Nativ
wheat 52s. foreign 5ls' Freuch Flour 46s. pc
sa III IA
At Lege, wheat new 48s old 5Is.
The market was firm at Antwerp, but with
! out much doing in any grain.
There were few offers OF grain at GoningeI
The tendency for wheat was very firm, Wit
rather more money paid.
{ At Meastricht the supplies were scanty, br
prices had not risen. Old wheat 49s., new 46:
Wheat at Lewarden was in active request,
q 42s per or. Buckwheat 33s. cd.
k At Hambro wheat was firm, being for DC
i and Nov AS April and May us.
o Wheat at Mayence on the spot AS. Nov. 46
4 March ASS. ID.
# The wea. her at Cologne was beautiful. Whe.
e was dull, at AS. on the spot and for Nov
e March ASS.
i There had been fall of snow at Berli,
u Wheat for Oct 43c. Nov. 42s. April and Ma
Q dos Cd.
), At Mulhouse lAlsace Lorraine). Old whe
Is ASS new AIS and -four 3Ss. PER 280lbs.
,e There were short supplies at Strausbour
+ trade was dull. Old wheat in request, at 81
" Scarcely anything has been passing in Il
l. markets of Vienna excepting Oats, which hay
rs rather improved in value. Wheat on the spt
" 39s Nov 40s.
IL But little change has occurred at Budapes
4 The arrivals were not SO heavy rs formerl
N but holders and buyers held back. Fine whe
l. on the spot was firm, at AIS. Cd per Or.
4. The best kind Of wheat Danzig fully mai
W tanned its former value.
re- Wheat at Petersburg was quoted 42sss I'd.
- From Bucharest We learn that the crops
If wheat and maize greatly exceed those of form
as years. and that there Is much stored at Ibea
III Galatz, and Giurgevo.
10 Red spring wheat of New York was quot
Is Id. &c. per bushe Of 60lbs