The anti-monopolist., 1875-08-30
MARKET REPORTS
St. Paul Markets.

August 80, 1876.
Flour, xxx, S. % to S. So; xxx, SO. Is to
500; Xxx, $500; Spperlative, 500 to $50.
dsgn-Iowa on track in bulk, 7Oc to Tic; to
aSzsside buyers 72cto 7ac;free ON outgoing trains
an ears, 6Sc to 69c. Oats-New 45c
BULK lots on track; old, 53c to soc. in sacks.
karley-there is considerable doing; No. g.
Aso85 to 90c. Wheat-as yet there are small
SseiIveries of new by rail, bit the receipts by
seean aae usually large. No. 1.1O delivered
= the elevator No. 2 LOS. Butter-Sonle very
Sne specimens OF dairy packed, sold as high as
9ss Tor tubs and jars;second selections, consist
luy Of first rate qualities of table butter, in
spbs and jars ARE in excellent demand Is to 20c;
down; good, solid, straight color frkins, fresh
and sweet, 15c ITO l6; streaked and mixed
l7f to -; Cheese-continues steady, but not
PARTICULARLY active, at 10 Ia to II 10 for good
TO choice Minnesota factory. Eggs-the re-
Esapts are not equal to the wants of the market,
arai prices are very firm, and somewhat ad-
yxnced; selected sold yesterday at IS to l3 1-2c
spr cases1a rev lots at IA to IA l-2c. The
market may be quoted strong and trusw orthy,
CT ths moment, at 13 to 13 1-2c for really fresh.
Fr uts ts-Apples arc in very fair request at 81. so
to 800 for selected Illinois and Missouri fruit,
ncG large, so far. Lemons are firm at $40 90 to
no per tox. Peaches are scarcely quotabe.
RiovisiOns-As the market remains active and
asssfiy, we need only repeat previous quota
assss. Mess pork IS in good demand, with not
very large stocks, at $2l.5O job lots: for small
lot at 500 90. Hams are firm and act We at
B l-sto l4c, for best qualities in canvass;
ssssaders, also in canvass, are quOtable at
sj l-2 20 llc; lard at lac in tierces, and ID 10
By i5c,ira kegs. Mess beef is dull at $40. 80
Vkr bbl
SESDRtEs Dried Peas, s1.75 to 1920. Po-
asasss, 35c. Beeswax, CSC per lb. Maple Su-
s1, l2Hc. New Cider, $3.50 per bb.. Bacon,
.sesar sides, IA to l4Hc; clear ribbed, 13X to
sse:. Mess beef, $500 to $3.50.
fAfcago Produce Market, Aug. 2stE.
1st:40 A. M.-Wheat firm at Sl.16 3@S1l7 for
august; Sl.!4 q for September. and Sl.I4K@
81 "A s. for October.
Mar lots received: Wheat 2s6;
cofn 3Sl; oats l03 rye l3; barley l6
1880 P. M.-Pork quiet and steady at 800 90
hr September and $50. .23 tor October; sales at
Sl5-lo the year. Lard firmer, with air de-
rsand at 1905 tor September; l3 10 for Octo-
aer, and l2c the year.
Miiwaukec Produce Market, Aug. 2S.
Io:4o A. NJ. Wheat unsettled No l Sl.29 !;
No 1923 new 81 l9gl.2 to 1867; Au-
sast 81 10; September sl.I5N: old s1.33.
Money and Stocks.
ISBw YORK, August 2S.-Money, no loans,
1Aa52. Gold ll3h. Governments active and
stsong. State Bonds strong, hut South Caro-
a,a and Georgia sevens lower Stocks dull
sal strong. Western Union 83k; Pacific
Aail 3S%; iAdams l0-; Fargo; American
ae4; United States 43A; New York Central
asl& x, Erie .5h preferred %; Harlem l34s
Sreterred 1870; Panama 1870; Union Pacific 70 4 ;
Cake Shore 81: llliuois Central 971; Pitts
kmg 90K; North Western AK; preferred
3s; Cleveland and Columbus 81; Rock
ESand loSA; st. Paul 37N; preferred Ga X !;
WE.N.o -.
2hao Il Mississippi lSS; Atlantic 4 Pacific
Teiegraph 2O4; Burlington & Quincy ll2: St