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

% give way. further confirms the I'M Il
that there is an error in the es- Il
innate. In Paris they have been steady fe
for Flour and fine Wheat, though about e
Is. easier for inferior new, and in the
provinces there has. been very little. :;
change. it. the 6ne weather must have 8
growers to thrash more. freely 4s
they possess an assured plenty;1 '
On the Continent there has been little
movement. some places ID Germany be.
ing firmer, and come easier...s Holland It
has only given: waF n. s.1eigaan /:
hardly that; but in, Hungary wnh heNerf1
supplies. ratsS have declined e, RTry1
as they have ii .Denmatk. .Hslde!A.1 81
Odessa arc still high, in conAa eneesN.tei{
q. stock, ofsbout .560. OQV qry:. eaeas
supplies increase. they may % 81 an0vee
o.. mind. NsH York has ehovh sasll!Esn X. 4
reaction downwafds: is's's a-'s,s::sc sd ~
Mondny III Mark Lane 9peneaaaa4 +
,modetate supply ;of Enflish heset out
With heavy arrhelsa 81, foy9Agh. cAieA3 /
from Amefica And iRdssias. but Plsntitda-|
" from Ausfralisi anfd dthe Baltic: I49
mornings show from the near conlhes
us scanty, and mostly new, 81 various
Qualities, which ssh vary AlowlIsa q
|; reduction Of IL. to 2s.- per qr. lEom 1hed
| previous MONDAYS rates. The plentliql
arrival Of foreign, stsgether with the
brilliant weather, made sales very. d1n-
! cult at the same reduction. cargoeS on
the coast found modaxate. demand at
the recent reduction. TN "Wednesday
There were 42O qrs. per coast u. $50 qrs::
4 foreign. i English qualities remained
i dull. at the previous Mondays rates.
The trade in foreign was very fimited's
at the same currency Fridays returns
were $50 q.s. coastwise. 40. 900 qrs. Tor
, eign. Scarcely anything was then do
ing in English qualities, prices being
unchanged. Foreign remained very dull,
hut nominally unaltered from Monday.
The supply of country Flour on Nom
3 day was moderate, but there were fair
0 arrivals of foreign in barrels. Inc
: trade was almost in a state OF stagna-
? ton from the state of the wheat market,
: and sales of country sorts, as well as OF
= foreign, could only be made by accept
ing less than the nominal quotations.
s On Wednesday there were 1.25o SACKS
1920 barrels foreign. The whole trade
was very liteless. and without sont
abatement from Mondays nominal RAJ es
no business either in country or fore'gt
qualities could be done. Fridays re
turns were $500 sacks 1900 barrels for
rs eiyn. There was then no activity II
q business, and to have sold country sort
Or or foreign freely would have required
g some reduction in prices.
The wheat trade in the Provinces OF Franc
3. show I'd but little change: occasionally sma
advance was noted, but this was cancsiieo else
= where by decline Of 70 centlmes 10 lrSn
(5d. to ls.), a. at Amiens.
~ At Lege, though the wheat crop was con
AZ sidered short. ard Of poor quality, there was
X decline of Is. New wheat, 46s. 3d., old 6es
rye 35s
bro' WAS entirely finished, and there seld0
M had been SO favorable time; and, a. to qnAlit
it was universally good. Some parcels OF nm
.. new wheat had be-n sold for England 1t DIS.
{. and i. js a.
ng Wheat wss -. to q. cheaper in Denmar
the harvest being . good one, and gathered
~ the finest condition.
"a At Brssau prices were somewhat high'
az Wheat on the spot as, rye 32s. Sd. :,
o. At Mayence, Notwithstanding fine weash'
10 prices were maintained. Wheat on the d
ia 4as., rye as. 3D., maize 23s: 3D., barley y
Cd. to Sis. The weather had been dne, and
the harvest was ov-r. Average wheat for Septs'
ber and October as: Cd.
nts. At Odesss. Notwithstanding foreign disco'
-. aeement, prices still kept up. A pr1ncil
8s7 Podolian agent had bought IL, IVY chetwsrts
as wheat 1t as. There were now about ~
1874 ehets. in granary. Arrivals, though moder
,76l hitherto. were soon expected to be good. y
$50 sarabian soft wheat 81. l0d., sAado0iro
,497 lid,
,24l From Norfolk: With the exception -
ass few showers in the middle Of ~ week
;, weather has been dine. The reports q the y
the of tn. crops Of new wheat do not lmPrc
&C. e l. 60 ct.,sp 20 have n yafv digestive u
an and onal,tv
nails. From dreas Yarmouth: Harvest = 7
the concluded; the quality Of bob whsat and
ioi- ley is very various.
!, IL tinued most favorable, snd By the eaose o.
!. 6C9 pre sent week the harvest will be about .
s,u2O pletsd; and Whatever the quality md quar-
D. 500 may eventually turn out, the condsfa0n
s,797 least highly satisfactory:
0,Hl West Riding of Yoekshire: We nAss
/. Sos very 6ne weather durins TIE wssk seo
harvest isAlmost complsted. Very lev =
GOOD samples are yet 70 baud, either o. y
Prom Cambr;dgesAire: The vsakhsr
-. been magnificent this week, and hAfve0
'otm ished, With he exception Of beams =
con- farmers lssve for thIssbing n the neloe..
.ath- are still without . supply OF any arncls.,,
have appean quite certain thae erow1 =. ~ g.
No. t6rssh more than they are ccenpelled 70 oe
:. :; ports OF yield q we'll - Of quality, CONS
% ~ and worse, and 4 seems now pre1y ~
sal that this il the worst harvest for many
q the pat. It generally happens u witn :
. less wheat crop We have = good Hodscs y Z!
49, A Allie: keeping i abundant, ard may
tnout crown. The 6ne. dry weather may havs
Y Az vented Spreading Of diseaee d pneasoel
lbove sd havoc was made before Ne weekn'
49,. Prom Glouoestes,hire. We have -!
= | nara1 fhA vhola a ouf oeFpnl crop