The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-01
The .Anti-AGonoPOliSt.

wheat trade, and for all good parcels farmers
were enabled to realize an advance ON the rates
of last week.
GUARANTEES. Many small lots Of wheat of
fering. the quality poor, and much small and
shriyyled grain mixed up with all OF 1t: none
Of it will make good Flour: |
CHELMSFORD We have but a short supply
of wheat to-day. and prices must be quoted
Is. Der or dearer than last week:
CHEsrERF1ELD.-We had short show OF |
wheat. and the demand was slow. The sales |
made were generally at last week terms.
DEVICES our market this day there was !,
pretty general advance for most descriptions |
Of grain. Wheat, which was in good supply, |
was in great demand fN seed; this acting on
grinding qualities an advance OF Is to -. per
ar was established all around.
observation-disclosures OF grain DO not seem
| to be willing to bring their stock freely into
| the market, and there was but little offering.
| Wheat may e quoted at Is. per Or. advance.
FRoME-We had better supply Of corn at
our market than for several weeks past, and a
good attendance of farmers and dealers. Ow-
ing to the small field of wheat farmers are dis
Statistic with present prices, ana make stand
for an advance. Where sales were effected Is
per or. more money had to be given.
| HULL-The imports OF wheat continue on
fair scale, and comprise during the past week
{, 275 qrs from Dalizig, 1897 qrs. St.ttin, 493
qrs. Santander,. 1873 qrs. Konigsberg and
| q
has been eviuced by millers to buy. and all
good and fine qualities have found buyers at
rather over late rates, an advance OF Is. per or.
being only conceded III some cases.
LANCASTER Good supplies of all sorts OF
< grain. Wheat sold quickly, at fully last weeks
prices.
MANcHEsrER.-During, the week the i'm
proved tone previously noted has been mai.
Z timed, with gradually increasing amount O
6 business passing, in which all articles hav,
0 commanded somewhat higher prices. At on
market this morning the best samples of Eng
). Ilsh wheat brought fully Is. per or. over tn
rates of last week. Foreign further advances
81. to i'd. per GENITAL, which rather checked
sales. Flour was in better demand, and il
i some cases brought Cd. per sack more money
5, WAKEFIELD.-We continue to receive tn
most deplorable account of the result of til
English wheat harvest, some OF the best All
most likely districts being almost complet
yield and quality can hardly be regarded g
less than national calamity, and must leay
es gap to be filled up Of a very Illsual eA
n tent While stocks and supplies continu
or ample, this will not be felt; but how long sue
10 will continue to be the case remains to I've seel
The trade still points upwards. and Llverpoo
;, with unprecedented arrivals, quotes high
o. prices. We have a fair inquiry this morniI
:, for all fine qualities, and an improvement
- Is per or. is established from the rates Of la
), week on English samples, and in consequen
"a OF higher limits Is to 2s. per or. advance
-, 90 demanded tor Baltic qualities.
CONTINENTAL MARKETS.
Several places in the country were % ce
lbs times to franc (6d. to Is. per qr.) dearer
wheat.
10 The wheat trade at Marseilles was cal.
no Berdianski 32f. SOC. (47s). tibirka 3lf. 81
(45s. Sd J. Danube 80 francs Ass I'D. J, Maria
>, apolis 33f SOC. LASS. Cd J.
go 70 The best wheat at Bordeaus was quoted
francs per hect. (47s I'D. per J, Flour 3Ss
- sack of $50 lbs.
% The Belgian markets have been slightly de;
Wheat on the spot at Antwerp Sos. for
ats. Konigsberg Ito deliver the same), white Sa
y73. domrka ass. Cd, prime Wolgast 53S.
67o Liege was rather dearer for wheat, but un
1893 tered for Rye and Barley, wheat 52s.
68Ul At Louvain it had become cold and raj,
$40 There mad been violent storms, with Il.
asa With but a moderate show of wheat pri
"a. were firm Old wheat COS per Or, new A,
the Flour a9s per $50 lbs.
ac. The lowest price (42s.) noted in Belgium
an wheat was at Furnes, and the highest (52s.
ais, Tongres.
the Brussels was very hrm.
fol- At Maestricht the markets had been SIM
and without interest. Advantage was be
"a taken to seed the ground during the farora
76o weather, and while farmers were thus {
$50 ployed prices were likely to be maintain
Tai Old wheat 5Os., new 45s.
Wheat for Nov. at Amsterdam 43s, and
- on the spot CTS. per or.
" At Lewarden there was no change in VIII
the top price being 4Os., Prussian Rye 3
ron Odessa (in good demandJ 3as. Sd.
80 There was no change in the value of Z
6,.Id grain at Groningen excepting Oats, VII
"a were rather lower.
The inr whea. .iaH - i.a n was calih w
yer, :. -, -. =. -, :. .o
the rt nes. Nv D's -. "as - ~.n' a.
rar proves very fine and marketable.
.nd Though the supplies at Danzig had incre,
!, az prices of fine wheat wer rather higher. S,
-, sales Of extra ii e old were made last wee
tt'a- 67s., the same now being held a. 5Ss
-. | prime new at SIS. the week 5 sales were %
inc qrs.
slso The tendency of prices at Cologne was
,hav wards Native wheat on the spot 45s.,
~. 46s March AIS.
a ~, At St+,tin business was dull Wheat
,..rs Oct and Nov 44s., April and May AIS.
- The business at Vienna was iHact
tn, Whea. on the spot 4ss., Oct and Nov.
hsa, Cd, Rye on the spot as.
t,c;- Wheat and Rye were both dearer at st.
, "a ersburg Wheat As. Cd.
80. Wheat was firm ST Berlin, being for Oct.
~ Oct and Nov AIS. Cd, April and Moy AIS
with At Mayenee wheat was quoted ASS. on
r,ar spot, Nov. ATS, March 49,, Rye on the
i,h s4s, Nov. 3as- 3D.. March 34s. sd.
, nas " it'll light supplies>in Hungary p.ices
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ia y n MAJ Me-, l.'es "hehAhseu' oiu "iie1''
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