The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-08
The Anti-AGonop01ist.

last week Beans little cheaper for new, but
quite as dear for old. Best wheat 24s. to 27s.
per sack, inferior 2Cs. to z3s.. old 25s. to BIS.
Oats 24s. to 32s. per or. Fine flour Ais. to
49,, best Sc oonds 36s. to :8s. per bag. Bar
ley, mailing 36s. to 46s., grinding 27s. to 34s.
per or, Vetches, new l2s. cd. to lbs. per
bushel. Peas, OBS. to 27s. per sack Beans,
old, 28s. to 32s., new 22s sd to 25s. per sack.
Rye, los. to 16s. per sack.
DoRcHEsTER Saturday st).-The supply of
wheat was again small, the best-conditioned
parcels commanding fully late rates. Last
weeks official average per imperial Or, was
Ais. lloyd. Larger supply OF barley than last
week; secondary qualities selling at Is. to 2s.
| per or. reduction. Last week 40 qrs. aver
| aged 49,. AID.
| BERWICK TWEED Saturday iast) .--There
was no change in the value of wheat to-day,
| but the business passing was very limited.
Barley was only in moderate supply. Fine
qualities were again Is ler Or. dearer, with
| ready sale Oats scarce and against buyers.
Boston "Wednesday last) .-There was quiet
trade in wheat. and reduced prices were
Offered, but for ali good samples holders were
| enable. to make as much money As last week
The best descriptions of barley were taken off
steadily at rather higher rates, common quail
ties not being much wanted. The business
passing in oats ard beans was at about recent
currencies; and there was moderate demand
FRoME--( u ednesday last) A moderate sup
ply of corn, including some fife samples of
wheat and harley. heat realized the full
rates of last week, and barley, especially fine
samples Of mailing, showed an upward ten
dency. Wheat 49,. to 5ts per Or; barley,
3-s to 46s.
HULL TUESDAY ast].-Wheat arrivals con-
!; >ist of 4,722 qrs. from Adelaide. $3.50 qrs
France, 7l2 qrs Stettin, SO qrs. from Rotter-
dam, and $40 qrs. sundries. Holders not
having been able to raise the advance asked
last Tuesday showed more willingness to lower
their pretensions. and buyers have been EN-
abled to supply their wants at about Is per
or decline, or Is. per or. over the rates eur
rent fortnight ago. Barley in fair supply
. and chiefly from Denmark and Sweden. Good
and fine mailing sorts have met with ready
sale on the spot at full prices; feeding steady
in value with more inquiry; steamer cargo,
Danubian, OF the new crop sold at 27s. cd. per
44s lbs delivered here. Beams have sold
slowly and prices favor buyers. Oats in mod
crate request, and some sales effected at rather
better prices than previously obtainable
: Maize. No arrivals; holders Of granaria4 par
o GELS hava succeeded in maintaining last weeks
advance, and prices rule firm.
}. Of grain on offer this morning which sole
quickly at Is. per load advance. Beans un
4 changed. Oatmeal in sellers favor. Re.
& wheat 25s. to 28s, white wheat 28s. to SOS pc
< $50 ID. Oatmeal, 32s. to 34s. per 240 Id.
u MAScHEsrER. Selected parcels of whea
q met with fair inquiry, and made fully a
much money as heretofore, other description
Is new white 47s to 45s, old red 22s to 54s., OLE
white 54s. to Cos. per 4SO H.; American, Ole
3 red los. 4d. to lis, old white lis. Cd. to lbs
o ID. per l0Obs. Sellers of Flour asked price
as high as those of last week, and bushes
was slow: English households, new 35s. t
tGcu Il nCn -
q fine new SIS to ass. 3d., old 38s. to 4Os.; extr
!. nj " 39s. to 42s old 4Os. Sd. to As French
70 sacks included ais. to AS. per $50 lbs. Dat
le II manned at their former value: Irish ant
Welsh, new IS. to Is, old 4s. to As. I'd: kiln
dried new IS. sd to 3s. lOd., old As Cd. to As
8 i'd; extra and Scotch, new 3s. I'D. to As oil
Is As. Sd to IS. PER 45lb. English Beans sold a
a late rates, while foreign made rather NOR
No money: English, new COS. Sd. to 5ls., oil,
y 49s. to 55> North of Europe 49s. to sis. pc
"A 50ibs.; Egyptian 42s. Cd. to AIS. per 480lbs
IS Maize advanced cd. pei Or, but did not sci
freely: yellow and mixed, 32s. Cd. to 33s. Cd
ie per 2S0.b.
c. WAKEFIELD-The tone of the wheat trad
A. still improves. as in al directions highe
5, prices are demanded, and our buyers iiay
AZ that confidence in the future that they are nc
l. afraid OF holding fair stocks, the tendency
yet towards increased rates. The market
4. very strong this morning, and although We d
40 made on the business done. Fine Barev
IS quite as dear. Beans and other articles stead
in demand and value. Wheat per or. cobb
:. to bush.), Suffolk, Essex, and Kent. red lie,
y AIS. to 4.s.. old I9s to Sos, white new 46s. t
50s (, old sos. to 56s ; Norfolk and Hunts, re-
:, new AS. to ass, old ass TO Sos, white hey
~ 4is. TO 4os., old ASS. to 54s; Lincolnshire AIN
:. Cambridgeshire, red new 40s. to AIS, old 40
y to 39s, white new 4Is to A9s, old Ais to 53s
: Yorkshire, red new 3Ss. TO AS, old i5s I
) 49s., white new 4os. to 49s., old AIS. to 5.s
: Dantzig and Konigsbsrg. white Sos. to SIS
80 old Ass. tn 5Ss.; Lower Baltic Hamburg, ant
= Hols,en red new ass. to Sis old AS. to as.
CONTINENTAL MARKETS.
n The wheat trade in the consry had sery III
N tie changed. few places We're 25 to 50 Ger
Of times higher Tod to Is per gr.)
y Fine weather had ruled at Marseilles, an
J; business was very calm, importations great
10 exceeding sales. Soft Enos wheat q franc
I. nopoli 3If SIC ti5s Sd, Varna OF SOC t3ts I'd
pr The hest wheat at Bordeaux was quoted a
) 2Sf SOC per hect. (46s per er).
> The tendency of prizes at Vienna has bee
IL upwards, but with little doing. Wteat &c
) Oct. and Nov. los cd per ar, Rye ass Cd, Ban
y ley 2is to Sos.
al In Belgium the price OF whea. was very III
as tie changed. This was the case at Courtra
at where the best wheat was quoted 46s, rye g
J. cd
4: Farmers were too busy in he fields in tn
;. | neishborhood Of Braves to send much to mar
Is ket Wheat still sold but slowly, at paeviou
n rates, but rye and oats were Is dearr. In CON
N merce some sales of whest had been made At
"a less money. Wheat 39s to ASS.
t. Business At Liege was dull Wheat 49s, ne
IS as Sd, rye Sos, old harley ass Sd, new as Sd
e With moderate supply of wheat at Louvai
n. prices were generally maintained. Wheat 5l'
al new SIS Sd, feed oats 96s Sd, rye as I'd, ne
i harley IDS Sd, he~t hour 3es per 260bs.
~ Supplies At verviers were more plentiful
be and rates barely maintained, but oats wei
n firm Old whess Sis, Few as Cd. rye "a
A. barley SIS Sd.
ut The highest price (5ls Sd quoted for whe
- was At T0nSreS and the lovess4 fAqs 61l nj Pu]