The anti-monopolist., 1875-12-09
The .Anti-AGonop0liSt.
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NEWcAsTLE-U UPoE-l lYNE.--The weather this
week has been for the most part OF an unfOrtu-
nate character, thus preventing outdoor ope-
rations. The trade during the week has been
marked by great inactivity with regard to
wheat. Flour dull. Russians, which have
hitherto been neglected, are exciting more at
tention for mixing purposes. Wheat, British,
Northumberland, old white 53s to Dos, red Sos to
sos Norfolk and Suffolk, old white 54s to 56s;
new48s to SOS, old red ASS to 50s; new AS to 47s
Lincolnshire. old white 54s to Dos, red AS to
Sos, new white 45s to AIS, red 44s to 46s; Scotch
and Dundee, old white FOs to SIS, red ASS to
SOS. Alnemouth and Berwick, white 52s to 54s,
red ASS to 5Os.
WAKEFltLD.--The wheat trade maintains all
its firmness and prices are obtained without
concessions Wheat per quarter (6Oibs to
the bush. J, SuffollA Essex, aud Kent, red new
AS to 49s, old 46s TO SOS, white ne 46s to SOS,
old 5os to Dos; Norfolk and Hunts, red new as s
to 4Ss, old 45s to SOS, white new 4ls to 49s, old
18s to 54s; Lincolnshire and Cambrldgeshlre,
red new .Os AIS, old 45s to 49s, white new 40s
20 49s, old ATS to 53s; YORKSHIRE, red new 38S
to AIS, old 45s to 49s, white new 40s to l9s, old
| AIS to SIS; DantZc and konigsbefg, white oos
to SIS, OLD 4es to SIS; Lower Baltic, Hamburg
and holstein, red new l5s to 5ls, old as to 5s
CONTINENTAL Markets.
The Paris flour trade during the past week
has tiuctuated, first losing franc ald then re-
covering it, leaving prices they previously
were for consumption viz: So to 60 francs per
l57 kilos (35S. Sd. 10 36s I'd PER 2Soibs). with
fewer offers Of wheat, and good attendance at
! market, some improvements was loted III prime
| samples-say 25 to 50 cents.
Generally but little change in wheat was no
ted in the provinces, though few places We're
ls per or. lower, and some Is. dearer.
At Marsrilles b,:siness was limited. Berdl-
anski wheat SO fraLcs {47s. lOd.) J, Ghirka, .9f
25c. (42s. 4d Varna Il francs tass).
Al Bordeaux there was an improvement OF
o. to Is, the top price q francs per iiect IA
per qr.).
In Belgium the tendency has rather been up.
wards. =
Wheat at Antwerp was firm. Baltic 5is.
winter American the sanl.', Rye SIS 3D., Oat
, lin denaId) 2Os. 10 27s 3D., Bariey 26s TO 37s
3D. best French -four 33> per sack.
At Brussels the trade was in calm. The bes
" wheat 5 s French flour 39s. per sack.
!, At Bruges wheat was Is. dere,. Wlth brlsi
: demand, the rough weather shortening sup
plies. Wheat ATS
a !. The only grain offered at Courtrai was whea
/ at ATS. Cd. per or. :.
t Oats kept advancing at Liege, hut other graf
n was unaltrred. New wIs at ass. old 5us.
y Limited supplies came to Louvain, but pll
4 ces were Unattered O.d wheat ols., new 4o'
II Flour 33s. per 2o0lbs
W
II and the highest tVerviers) 53s.
1t At Maestrlcht supplies were not enough
II meet the demand, but buyers refused TO pay a
d advance. Old wheat sos, new 46S.
II For ten days the weather at Humbro' ha
5 be, n very severe, and communication wit
d the interior threatened, but eventually came
f thaw. but several ports had been closed. II
.g early appearance OF frost had taken farmers
d surpriss .ant. seeding the ground was greatly Il
s. ,erfe,ed with But little business has passe
IA encepting i'll fine wheat for England, at 81
n I'd; fair qualities were to be had at 4os. 3D.
g both cost, freight and insurance.
es At Berlin wheat was firmer. For NOV. al
* Dec the price was AS, April ana May AIS
III Business at Pesth was dull.
nj, Firmness ruled at Cologne. Native wheat
he the spo, ASS, per Or, March 4Ss. sd. :,
he The wheat trade at Stettin was dull.
Ncv and Dec. 43s., April and May AIS.
re Through u frost OF six days duration at 81
li slau the crops OF beet-root and potatoes
s.. been damaged l5 to 20 per cent. This ga
5: frmness to all sorts OF corn, but business "
/ !; not active Wheat and Barley were most
demand White wheat o8s 3D., red 27s. {
Elk Barle, COS. I'D.
rs It has been rough at Danzig, and the potato
not being yet dug up much damage has be
36 done. Fine wheat was scarce, and nea
maintained its former price, VIZ: o4s tor he
ek and SIS for old both c. t. and l.; but infer
at, qualities were to be had at easy rates.
At Konig. berg the weather had been infens
ill cold, and vessels loaded at Piilau
cir Wheat at St. Petersburg was quoted at
on Sd.
ity AT Vienna wheat was Is. to Is. Sd. dea
ng owing to short supplies.
Try AT Constantine Algeria) they had ca
are weather for q week, aud were hoping for S
ers ticient rain to work the ground on la
of scale. The weeks arrivals had b-en free, a
sales heavy.
,ge The exports from Melbourne, Adelaide, 6
ess Sydney during Oct. were 80, 900 qrs. wh'
and s, 200 tons fiour.
tie At New York the wheat trade had been d
ct and prices rather lower, tn last quotation
No spring wheat being Id. 36c. per bus
Law of 6()l tS