The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
Extracts from me Mark Lane cypress OF
Jan. %, 1875

The taaw, which began very ,lowly las
been gradually changing the face OF things
aud the snow Las at length disappeared but
with the mild weather the markets have lost
their frInuess from the renewed deterioration
OF samples and thus, with our quality reduced
prices again have suffered, though good and
dry saInla-s have little changed III value, and
a. to English sorts have b.come t;nlte scarce.
Our general averages npaIed with the
previous week, have Just given wav I'd per ~,
and remain only Ia above those OF last wear
while the deliveries show the wide difference OF
1870 qrs wheat, or 10 per cent below them
Y they Keep On al this rate We shall have 70
search for stoe h ia the possession OF wealthy
farmers, as the remainder threaten 70 10 s,.oIt-
~ cleared, and tire temporary surplus Of for
ei-n II gfanagies viii b. 10 longer thought d
buitvn w may rev hope We have tsirly
.0t over the worst Of the winter, and should
/: keep moderately dry, much ground will b.
got N order for that tree spring planting ot
wheat which has become necessity, and,
trust will VI, bv more reinunerativ- to farmer.
thsa the ast crop. The thaw APPEARS q nav,
l.ade it. Way 10 Europe, nd the markets nave
KEEP. 4t.N At Paris the four trade has only
maintained II position .roln the better prices
Paid Tor " heat n some parts % TIE country,
white inferior qualities ~ he capita. have
Welded ca - j. pr q - cur owu country
and Frame. All bit yerv f0Uch ths same aspect
IN Ioncou II Belgium and Holland scarcely
a13 Grange has been noted; al Hauhso' taey
st-p dul' With river navigation still ela~s1i
ard tie port kept OPEN with difficulty. Dan
1je. too his I'll. the want Of Al knSl.>h de-
lnaad, and notes lower Tats petersburg has
ker, steady. hut business IN Austria and Hun
Aary have s-aen the s-rga est scale. " III
reduction in prices, ami after The sudden TiSe
a, New lors, which still progressed further,
they have lost ground and are no. 81 dear a.
last reported EVERYWHERE there : hoIs that
spring will revive business. bu. the unusually
heavy .orign stocks on hand make millsTs but
careless huvers. and act rs dead weight on
tha trade though We have no doubt they will
all n wanted ere long.
II pornhGsch's list the following sales o..
wheat wsrs reported: Ghirka. AZ ei 20 4,s
Marianapoli, as 10 as Cd Nicopnl, as Sd TO
atS. Ihrail AZ Sd; Roste:t. Ais. Nieolaiea ~
/ ID. B.rdiaa>ki As 81. Roun,-lian, iGe 81 10
Ais I'd, Sa,oaca, SIS: ts.i winter AS, spring 40
Ais. Saiil sss 81 to SIS; hard Taganroz. A.,
Ns.sk s6>, Bombay As.
The sales of English wheat noted last week
were S,iia lrs a, AS ID, against 81 .tss CTS al
As 81 last wear
The London averages w-r. AS I'd or l...o
qr
The imports into the kingdom for week end
ing 18Th January were e52 6!5 evt wheat. ard
los a;s cwt Hour.
bEawlcx-ox- Was more slsi-
], bough: to-day, but there was little offering.
BRISror-Wiih al aversss attendance M
market TODAY, fo-esgn wheat Was SLOW srssis,
without material change n prics. English, II
mods-rxi. supply, sold slowly al about .ais
rates Flour quiet without alteration in price
Whsa:, white new per lgIshel. IS al TO g.. resi
s. 81 10 s. I'd, American sFglnS. pr fssils, old
As 10 5tk, nsv shs 10 rs. American white, c.d
SSs sis
CAGtxs-E-Ne i1ad .z,r s.. apply Of Sheas 81
our market to-day, which sold >.rsaiilr - las
wp-k s rates
DEvxzs-W- had > fair supply al bcsn whea
and barley, tU; for hosh there Vas anil trade
Best old wheat made the full pgices * la<
week, bat inferior lots were the turn = t&vol
| cf the huver
Fnans-WAnt - 70 - ~ q
RDpxx-Whak- During BE ue<k he M