The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-23
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been changeable during the past week,

been changeable during the past week,
and in the midland counties floods have
again done extensive damage; here we
had a heavy rainfall on Saturday. VI
wheat 5. 323 qrs are reported from Dan
ZIG. 6.5O7 qrs Konigsburg, 3,1O7 qrs
Stettin. 1885 qrs Hamburg and Holland,
6. $40 ors San Francisco, Z 1923 qrs Bar
letta, 5,357 qrs Alexandria, and 81 qrs
from France. Holders show firmness,
At cur market to-day, English wheat
sold at Is per ar decline; foreign at
tracted very little attention. and prices
must be called Is per qrlower. Wheat,
per ar OF 5O4ibs, to the grower, English
red. new 45s to 47s, Danzig and konigs-
BERG white, per 43Olbs, sos to OBS, ditto
hicI mixed SIS to SIS, ditto mixed 5Os
to SOS. KONG sberg and Stettin red ass
to sos. Wamburg, Danish and Swedish |
IFS to 49s. California, Gillian, and Span
;sh white SIS to SOS, Petersburg aiG
American RED ass to 4os.
LEEDs.-We have a quist wheat trade
to-day, and very little business pass'ns'
arising from the fact that cur buyers are
fairly in stock, and holders stand OUT Tor
,ul rrices for tiue qualities OF new, ana
ALI GOOD old wheat. Wheat per qf
G0lbs) Essex and Suffolk. rel new AIS
"a 49s. old 3Ss to SOS, white new 4os to
SOS. I'D 5l)s to SOS Norfolk and hunt
ino,on. red new 42s to ass, old As TO
50o. white nevis to 10, old ASS to o4s:
c Lincolnshire aud Cambridge, red ntw
4Os TO ATS. old -i6s to t9s, white ne" ~
d to ass. old 40s to SIS; Yorkshire, red
q new 40s to ATS, old 46s to 4Js. white new
lbs to 42s, old ass to 52s; Dantzlc and
} Konic, berg, white new, sos TO oos, ol2
) lss to 5Ss: Lower Baltic, Hamburg. ;inu
HsIstein, red new 4Ss 10 3ls.
Il NEWCASTLE UPoN-TINE IL he Wea
t9er this week has leen again OF most
;. pnfayorai,e character, rain III re or less
;. having fallen daily, whilst during last
!, nioIt we expert need a storm from the
IS n +. accompanied ay snow, which still
81 continues. The trade during the week
:" has been marked by great inactivity still
- At the same time tine drip foreign whea
G. has not been offered upon lower terms
n from an impression that prices nave 'e
Is, ceded below what, under Ordinary CIR
NJ cumstances, could have been expected
having in view the defic!ency % IN
"a wheat crop in Great Britain. Flour h;'
IA ) Id very slowly, especially South Coun
i4I try qualities, which are quite out OF "a
100 vor with our dealers
-, WAKEFIELD-Badin indeed as undoub
:, IL is the English crop OF wheat, the pr u
uects tor another harvest are even Wofs'
owing to the disastrous position OF II
tie present seeding time. Wheat per bua
tie ter (6O,bs to the bushel.) Suffolk, Esse-
Ler and Kent, red new AIS to 49,, old 46s
ore 5Os. white new 46s to sos, old oOS to DO
The Paris flour trade during the pa
week has been dull, and prices have 81
'fh' en- away l franc, the quotations tor CO
t;es sumption being 81 to 50 francs per i
au kilos. GAS ia to BIS lid per 2S0Ibs
and The eight marks for Nov. and Dec. We
hing 5sf SOC (37s sd) for Jan. and Feb. )
my, SOC (3Ss I'd per 2S0lbs). Super
In flour tor Nov. was 55i soc (35s Sd p
hen 2s0lbs). for Dec SIS francs (36s),
5 of Jan. and Feb. 56f 75c (36s CD. Thou
the offers of wheat were not numerol
the especially in fine qualities, the decline
lille, flour made buyers resolve not to exec
nce. last weeks terms, which for fine VIII
bout Sar,he were 2Sf soc per 100 kilos. (:
the per qr) from the Centre the rates We
IS in ,4f soc to 27f soc Ass to AVS per 4
,en,s In consequence OF the bad seedti
lien, many OF the large country markets W.
Is dearer for wheat.
sent At Marseilles they were in cal
=, a Sales j. 900 h cts. imports 4,oOO hee
d;au Sales of Bolrgas at 80 francs his
sn,., Danube 26f 5Uc (3ss 4d), Mari anal
,uire 32f 76c (47s 6i per qr.)
NJ OF At Bordeaux the price of wheat
pun unaltered.
dis In Belgium the prices have been mi
APP the same.
At Antwerp the wheat market was
calm. Polish wheat AS Cd, Sandon
IS Of ka ass. to 49s.
Prices are generally unaiterea
: tho Liece. New wheat ASS, old o2s.
$50 A, Bruges the weather had b
+. rough, yet supplies were better re
al work was very much in arrears.
and much wheat unsown. Wheat 4's
or.
IS re- Much rain had fallen ut Louvain.
work n triehtlul hurricane. With light :
Some plies prices were generally maintai'
ereut Old wheat 5ls, new ASS cd, best hour
ck is per oS0lbs.
educ yerviers was firm. but not active.
about tive whea, ass. and flour SIS per sac
Rrussels and Courtrai were calm
mos unal,ered.
s'i'" Foreign corn at Rotterdam was
ou;.t and prices weak White Zea
= n. wheat. Cd to Is lower.
At Maestrict the weather had
ou,n- extremely rough and bad. aud the u
nj f,r threatened to overflow its banks
es Fl. happily autumnal sowings we're nnls
lar 20 The stores of old wheat were exhau
de AS and new was quoted 46s.
stone The weather at Hambro had
ply Of winterly. Wheat closed in calm.
|. hoo, for Nov. and Dec. AS, Dec. and
OF the the same, April and May AS
ooaea AT Stettin the wheat trade was '
stock being for Nov. and Dec ass 3D.
It free and May AIS.
nr;ces Berlin was in calm. Wheat for
case and Dec. ASS cd, April and May 10
langed With nne Wea'nea - So.o r. \