The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-02
The -Anti-MonoPolist.

was firmly held, but the demand was
decidedly Inactive and very little was sold.
Wheat, per or. of 504lbs., to the grower, Eng
lish red, new 46s to 48s., Danzig and Konigs-
berg white per 480lbs., 5os. to $751;, ditto high /
mixed SIS to 64s., ditto mixed Sos. to 52s., 10
nigsberg and Stettin red AIS. to 43s., Hamburg.
Danish, and Swedish ATS. to 49s., California,
Gillian, and Spanish white 5as to 56s., Peters,
burg and American red 43s. to 48s.
LANcAsrER.--There was larger supply of
wheat at this mornings market; demand brisk
at prices in sellers favor. Red wheat Is to
29s., white 80 to Gas. per $50 lbs. Very heavy |
rains
LEEDS : The wheat trade gradually but sure
" stiffens, and we have again large sale for
fine Baltic qualities at improved rates: English
still keeps in the shade and finds but few buy
ers. Red wheat, new, "a to 49s Ole AZ to 5Os
and Huntingdon, red new 40 to 8s.. old a to
Sos, white new Al to 49s., old 48 to 54s.; Lin
colnshire and Cambridge, red new 80 to AS,
old as to 49,, white new AZ to 48s., old 48 to
SIS; Yorkshire, red new 40 to Ais old 46 to
49s, white new AZ to ass, old 48 to SIS; Dant.
40 to $685.; Lower baltic, Hamburg and Hol-
stein, red new IS to Sis, old 48 to 52s.
MANCHESTER The demand for wheat to-day
was flat However, there was good de-
n,and for English wheat, and the prices of last
| week were supported. Foreign sorts were
slow of sale, but could not generally be OBJ
| tanned at reduced pri rs: English, new white,
ATS to Sos, new red 45s to sos, old white 55s to
! 6O>, old red SOS to 55s per 48Obs; American, old
white lis sd to lbs, old red los Sd to lis Sd
per 10Olbs. Business in flour was dull, and
sellers had to submit to decline of I'd. per
| sack
| NEwcAsrLE- Upon Tyne The weather this
week has been 70, the most part of an uniortu-
nate character. Very little wheat has been
| sown up to the present time, SO that fine wea-
Their henceforth will be of the utmost impor
lance to brine up the arrears OF work. The
trade during the past week has ruled inactive;
| transactions in wheat have proved limited, and
when steamers required clearing reduction of
about Cd. per or had to be conceded upon new;
this. however did not extend to old or ware
house parcels, which were firmly held. Flour
was taken more sparingly, and r-cant quota
tons were dull Wheat, British, Northumber-
land, old white 53s to 55s, red sos to SOS; Nor
folk and Suffolk, old white 54s to SOS; new
AS to sos, old red ASS to Sos; new 4As to AIS,
Lincolnshire. old white 54s to $685. reds ASS to
5Us, new white 45s to ASS, red 44s to 46s; Scotch
and Dundee, old white Eos to SIS, red ASS to
sos. Alnemouth and Berwick, white 52s to GAS,
red ASS TO sos,
WAKErELp.--TLe wheat trade to-day is quiz
ct; our millers seem disposed to wait week
or two ere they increase their stocks, but as
they, together with ourselves, have faith in the
/ future we may reasonably expect q return of
demand very shortly; in the meantime, prices
are well supported. Wheat per quarter l60lbs
! to bush. J, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red new
AS to 49s, old 46s to 5Os, white neH 46s to 50s,
! old 5ns to Cos; Norfolk and Hunts, red new AS
to ass, old 45s to 5Os, white new 44s to 49s, old
;. ;ss to 54s; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire,
1 red new 4Os ATS, old 45s to 49s, white new 4Os
: to 49s, old AIS to 53s; Yorkshire, red new 3Ss
to AIS, old ass to 49s, white new 4Os to 49s, old
- ATS to 52s; Dantzic and Kongsberg, white 6Os
- | - &c, old 40, 10 rs. TOwor Ra1tic Hamburg
3 and Holstein, red new iSs to BIS, old 48 to 52s
e CONTINENTAL MARKETS.
o The Paris flour trade during the past week
"a has been dull for consumption being from 81
g to so francs per l57 kilos. t3ss I'd to aSs 70
: per 2oOlbs.)
o1 The wheat offers by growers have heen very
i scanty, but in commerce they were plentiful
= Notwithstanding the advance noted at Lille
If business had been difficult at former rates, Lu
. as much as % francs per 100 kilos, (5Os- pc
- ar.) was still paid for fine white, lower quail
A. ties bling down to "a francs (42s.)
!. Offers in the country not being numerous II
N wheat its price was generally ma. ntained, ant
X in many places fully Is per or. dearer.
~ At Marseilles very littl" was doing Min
= vessels had Just passed the Dardaneles for tina
is port African hard wheat 30f. 5Oc (44s. I'd
s. Azoff Ghirka 80 francs (46s. I'D }, Marianopol
~ So francs (46s ADJ.
= Bordeaux had been very steady, and ke{
the price of fine wheat at 2Of SOC per hect (4t
as per qr).
in been but little change.
an Brussels was calm. Ma i've old wheat oil
n. new 46s.
a. Supplies being very light at Bruges, sales
-. wheat were readily made at cd. advaLce, b.
- oats and buckwheat We're Is. lower In con
- MERGE wheat was offering at AIS to 46s., 9th.
,as grain being steady.
T., At Courtrai there was very small attend
ance, and there were but few offers on II
py spot,
IS supplies were limited at Louvain, wit
- no alteration in values. Old wheat sos. 81
H. new ass buckwheat 34s., best flour 39s. p
ssa 2S0tbe.
~ Trade at Verviers was slow and but limite'
a Wheat sos, rev TO-; Flour as. per $50 lib
Wheat at Antwerp was calm, with prize
ok weak.
~ AT Maestrcht growers We're not free in tn.
offers, but prizes were only barely maintaine
500 Old wheat AS, new AIS.
At L-warden, wheat AIS, rye 36s, Bucl
* wheat 3is.
:. At Gronngen wheat AIS, Buckwheat 33s.
At Hambro' whea; on the spot was calm,
md AIS. Dec, and Jan. AS. ID, Aprii ana ~
di- i6S.
ars AT Mulhouse, (Alsace Lorraine) old whe
e,.s ass, new 46s.; flour 3Ss. per 2S0lbs.
a. Tie weather at Cologne had been cloudy Al
in | wheat trade nrm- Naive What on the sp
AS. March As.
,Us Wheat at S ettin AS per or.
80 At Berlin wheat on the spot s2s cd, APP
and MAY 46s. Rye 3ls 3D., April and NJ
ON: 32s Cd.
nj, At Breslau white wheat 39s
md At Danzig wheat arrivals were moderate sc
=. orally, but fine qualities remained extrems
scarce, the best new not being offered At h
ttl,. than SOS, and finest old 5ss--both c.,
ct and i.
In Hungary the wheat trade fof the mt
sas part ruled dull, without much difference
at prices, the best qualities not being very fres
As offered
At Vienna wheat generally Is to Is. Cd I
oh. Or. Wheat on spot AS.
ery At Constantine there had been fair crops
nth wheat and barley Had it not been for
dry late rains and storms there would have beel
ices general abundance.
,eat Mr.. lngerso!I's Return.
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