The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-16

greater part of the mills being flooded,
and mlllers having most OF their stock Il
on hand, they were anything but free
BUYERS. Consequently, althoug b prices I
cannot be qnoted lower, except in case
of forced sales, but little wheat changed
hands. and was very inanimate. 4.
DoRcHEsTER-Small supply of wheat
and good demand, the best quality max
ing rather more money. Quotations
ranged from Ass to sos per imperial or,
a gainst 33s Ol-4d, the official average OF
last week.
FRoME.-Best lots of wheat sold firm
". at the tull rates OF last week, but in
ferior met a very slack trade, at rather
lower quotations. Wheat, ASS to 81 per
Or. Il
HULL.-Arrivals of grain and seed
continue very liberal. The weather has
been chang . lble during the past week,
and in the midland counties floods have
again done extensive damage; here we
had heavy rainfall on Saturday. Of
wheat 1928 qrs are reported from Dan
zig, 6,5O7 qrs konigsburg, 5,lo7 qrs
Stettin, $50 qrs Hamburg anc Holland,
6 $40 qrs San Francisco, ,l23 qrs Bar
letta. 1851 qrs Alexandria, and So qrs
from France. Holders show tirmness,
At our market to-day, English wheat
sold at Is per or decline; foreign at
tracted very little attention, and prices
must be called Is per Or Yer. Wneat,
per or of 5O4lbs, to the grower, English
red, new 45s to HIS, Danzig and konigs-
berg white, per 4S0lbs, 55s to 5os, ditto
HIN mixed SIS to 54s, ditto mixed 5Os
to 52s, Konigsberg and Stettin red ASS
to sos, Wamburg, Danish and Swedish
AIS to 49s, California, Gillian. and Span
ish white SIS to sos, Petersburg and
American red ASS to Ass.
| LEEDs.-We have Il quit wheat trade
to-day, and very little business passing.
arising from the fact that cur buyers are
fairly in stock, and holders stand out t.
fun prices for fine qualities OF new, and
all good old wheat. Wheat per or
6olbs) Essex AID Suffolk. red new AIS
ia 4es. old 5Ss to sos, white new 4bs to
5Os. old Jos to SOS; Norfolk and Hunt
inpton. red new As to ASS, Old AS t.
505. white new44s TO 40, old ASS to o4s;
Lincolnshire and Cambridge, red new
1ns 10 AIS. old 46. to 49s, white new A.
to ASS. old ass to 52s; Yorkshire. rec
new 40s to AIS, old 46s to 49s. White n
us to 4Ss, old AS to, 52s; Dan,Zic anc
, Konigsberg. white new, sos to 5os, OLE
, ass to SIS Lower Baltic, Hamburg, ant
, Hslstein, red new ASS to obs.
. NEWCASTLE UPoN-TYNE.-Ihe wea
tner this week has been again OF mos
, unfayorable character. rain more or les
: having fallen daily, whilst during las
:. night we expert, need stolm FROM tn
= n +. accompanied by snow, which still
= continues. The trade during the wee!
= has been marked by great inactivity ;.stil
AT the same time fine drip foreign whea
, has not been offered upon lower terms
> from an impression that prices have re
> coded below what, under ordinary Gil
i cumstauces, could have been expected
= having in view the deficiency OF In
!. wheat crop in Great Britain. Flour Ma
n sold very slowly, especially South Cour
= try qualities, which are quite out OF Il
- yor with our dealers.
: WAKEF,ELp-Bad indeed as undoub
= " is the English crop of wheatshe pra'
! poets ter smother harvest are even worse
= owing to the disastrous position OF u
n present seeding time. Wheat per bua
:, ter (6olbs to the bushel.) Suffolk, Esse1
~ and Kent, red new AIS to ~. old 4os
-, sos. white new i6s to SOS, old sos to DO
< The Paris flour trade during the pa
=, - week has been dull, and prices have 81
= en- away franc, the quotations tor Co
- sumption being 81 to SO francs per /.
:. ki,os. (34s I'd to 31s lid per 2S0los
~ The eignt marks for Nov. and Dec. We
w .5sf soc (37s sd) for Jan. and FEB. .
nc zoe (3ss I'd per asolbs). Super
~ flour ter Nov. was 55i soc (35s Sd p
~, 3solbs), for Dec. So francs l36s),
"a Jan. and Feb. 56t 15e (36s bd)< Thou:
=" the offers OF wheat were not numerot
~ especially in fine. qualities. the decline
-four made buyers resolve not to exec
'uu last weeks terms. which for fine VIII
~ Sarthe were PSI soc per loo kilos. {;
m per ur): from the Centre the rates WI
no' 54f soc to 27t SOC (43s to 49s per q
- In consequence OF the bad seedti
az. many of the large country markets :"
N. Is dearer for wheat.
h At Marseilles they were IN cal
les Sales 200 hects, imports 4.sOO hex
los Sales of Bourgas at 80 francs 45s
Sc. Danube 26f soc (3ss 4d). Mari anal
ass 32f 76c CAS- cd Per qr.)
$ to At Bordeaux the price Of wheat
an unaltered.
IS; In Belgium the prices have been N
the same.
las. At Antwerp the wheat market was
inst calm. Polish wheat AIS Sd. Sando'
ka 4Ss, to 49s.
on Prices are generally unaltered
Liece. New wheat 4Ss, old 5as.
.ee A, Rruges the weather had
800 rough, yet supplies were better. n
: work was very much in arrears,
mnch wheat unsown. Wheat II
Much rain had fallen at Louvaln,
5 re- astrightful hurricane With light
*oIA plies prices were generally maintai
,one Old wheat SIS, new As Cd, best nou
~ = per 2s0los-
en- - yerviers was firm. but not actlve.
eouc- tive wheat ASS. and -four SIS per saa
ABOUT Brussels and Courtrai were calm
-. unaltered.
yrind. foFeisn cuIn rh;.a p.