The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-25
The .Anti-Monopo1ist.

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small, and there was not much wheat on the
market. The trade was quiet, but buyers had
| to pay the prices of last week.
CalCHEsrER.--W heat in fair supply, the mar !
ket very slow, but prices are still tending up
wards. White 54s. 10 68s., mixed Cos. to 5as,
red 46s. to 42s.
CARMARrHEx.--Sma supply Of wheat Of
per sack. The weather continues very wet and
The ground is quite unfit for all field work.
| CARMARrHEN- There was fair supply Of
wheat, to-day, and the prices were the same as
last week. Averages for wheat ending Oct Is:
wheat, 2, 428 qrs,, 48s.
DORCHESTER. --Small supply Of wheat, the
best dry samples being Is nearer than last week,
when the official average was ass. lid, Per
imperial Or.
DEvIzss "A fair supply of wheat, Of which,
however, the majority OF samples was in very
bad condition Trade for such ruled dull, with
samples, and for old wheats, last weeks prices
were fully supported. A prime Sample of old
white wheat made 30s. per sack. Best wheat
24s. to 26s per sack, inferior Dos. to 2as.; old
25s. to 30s.
FRoxE--Farmers asked considerably higher
prices for wheat, which millers were reluctant
to give; hut an advance Of Is. per Or. for best
| lots was established.
HuLL--Heavy storms and foods. prevailed
last week, tut the weather has been dry and
fine since Saturday. Wheat sowing i'll late soils
will be interfered with, and it is to be feared
that considerable damage has been done to that
already sown, by the floods in the low-lying
districts. v heat arrivals are small, consisting
of 4, 1870 qrs. from Stettin, 900 qrs. Bordeaux,
372 qrs Rotterdam, 295 qrs. Hamburg, and g.
6l8 qrs. from Alexandria; the market has ruled
quiet but firm for all fine qualities, with
1;o<..
There was very small supply of English
wheat at our market to-day, which from its
scarcity commanded the full rates OF last week;
foreign 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 ass, Danzig and konigs-
berg white PER 48Olbs., sos. TO $751;, ditto high
mixed 53s to 54s., ditto mixed 5Os to SIS, 10
nigsi,erg and Stettm red ASS. to 43s. Hamburg
Danish, and Swedish AIS. to 49s., California,
Gillian, and Spanish white 53s to 56s., Peters.
burg and American red AS. to ASS.
LIvERpooL-Tne foreign arrivals of the last
three days inclnde fair supplies OF wheat chief
ly frem the American Atlantic ports, California
and Chill. Since Tuesday wheat and -four
have ruled firm. Wheat, per 100 lbs, British
white lbs. to los. Sd, red IS. Cd. to 9s. l0d.;
Canadian, white los. Sd. to lis. 3D., Red Club
and Golden Drop los. I'd. to los lid; Ameri
cah white los. 81. to lis. 3d., red winter los
4d to los 3D.. No. l Minnesota los. I'd. to lUs.
!, al, spring No. l, los. Cd. TO los, I'd No. 2,
! 9s Cd. to Us. !Od; French, los to los 3D.,
! BOMBAY, s.. Sd. to los. I'd; Egyptian, aver
age Behera, Is l0d. to Is. Id, average Saidi
IS. Cd. to SIS. 4d., Buh, IS. cd. to los. 3D.; CAL
ifOrniin lis. I'd. to Isl 4d, club lis. I'd. to lis
49,; Oregon, lis. cd. to lis. lOd.; CHILEAN. los.
d. to Os. l0d Australian, lis. 10d. to l2s. I'd.
LANCASTER There was a small supply of
$ wheat at this mornings market; demand brisk
{ at prices in sellers favor.
MAscHEsrsR:-T There was pretty good de-
:, mand for English wheat, and the prices of last
r week were Supported. Foreign sorts were
low of sale, but could not generally be OBJ
!. aimed at .educed pri rs: English, new white,
e as t. $685. new rid 46s to Sos, old white 55s ia
Cos, old red 52s to obs per 48Olbs; Amrrcar, old
e white lis Sd to los, old red los Sd to lis Sd
: per l0OIbs Business in flour was quiet, and
s ates were about the same as heretofore.
NEWCASTLE Upon TYEE.--The weather this
week has been fOI the most part of an untOrtr-
= nate character. wheat, British; Northunaber-
d land, old white SOS to 66s, red 50s to 62s; Nor.
I, rok and Suffolk, old white 54s to Dos; new
II AS to Sos, old red ASS to SOS; new AS to ASS
, sos new white 45s 10 4Ss red Ads to 46s; Scotch
It and Dundee, old white FOs to 52s, red ASS t
8 sos Anemouth and Berwick, white SIS to 54s
q red AS 10 5ts.
WAKEFr, LID .--AltL ough the trade is fire,
I, from excitement, there is great 6rmness for al
+, tendency upwards. Wheat per quarter (60lb
X to bush.), Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red new
AS to 49s, old 46s to 5Os, white ne 46s to Sos
old Sos to 56s; Norfolk and Hunts, red new AZ
to As, old 45s to Sos, white AS to ass, oil
is to 54s: Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire
u red new 40s AIS, old 45s to 49s, white new 40
~ to 49s, old Ais to 53s; YORKSHIRE, red new %
to ATS, old ass to 49s, white new 4Os to a9s, oil
$ as to SIS; Dantzic and Konigsberg, white 81
to 5-s, old 4ss to 5Ss; Lower Baltic, Hambun
. and Holsten, red new iSs to 5ls, old 4S to SIS
CONTINENTAL MARKETS.
The Paris flour trade during the past wee
has been heavy and declining, rates havin
70 given way franc, the range OF prices for con
~ sumption being from 81 TO so francs per Is
81 kilos. t3ss I'd to 3ss I'd per 2SUlbs.)
\, The wheat trade in the country was more NJ
"a than down, few places being 80 confines t
:, franc dearer lis to @ per qr.)
\, Notwithstanding fair inqairy from Switzer
"a land at Marseills the trade was in calm. Ber
x dixnski What SO francs (47s lOd) MarianapoI
?, ?, 23f CSC laos 6d). Galatz Ghirka 3of CSC ga
~ iOd).
r Rordsaux had haau rcrv sfoadr and kor