The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-15

and ~ qrs from Stettin. The continued east
erly winds keep back supplies, and with the
first change the arrivals will be considerable.
The demand for the Continent has prevented
prices from further declining, and impaired
somewhat frmer feeling to the trade, but hold
advance during the week. At to days market
we had small show OF English wheat and good
samples made Is per Or more money. Foreign
held for similar advance, with which needy
buyers had to comply.
WAkEFIELD-.The weather continues cold
and ungenial, though We have not no frosts for
the past three nights. Continental demand
daily increases, and third winter has taken
place in the Baltic. These circumstances
combined, tend to impart increased tone Of the
wheat trade; and though the business is not
extensive to-day on sales made, an advance of
IS per or is Obtained from the rates of last
Tuesday week. All other articles only sell in
retail prices. Wheat per Or (6Olb to the BUSH
eD, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red new 44s to
ATS, old 45s to 49s, white new 45s to 53s, old
SOS to 56s, Norfolk and Hunts red new ABS to
46s, old 44s to ASS, white new 44s to 5Us, old
48s to 54s, Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire,
red new 42s to 41s, old AZ TO ass, white new
ABS to 48, old Ats to 5zs. Yorkshire, red, new
aus to AS, ODD 42s to ATS, white new 42s to AS,
old 47sto OBS, Dantzsc and Kcnisberg, white
new sos to 58s old ASS to 58s, Lower Baltic,
Hamburg, and Holstein, red new AIS to SIS,
old As to SOS.
LEEDS.-Since Friday there has been gen
eral improvement in the appearance Of the
| wheat trade, and this morning there is an in
creased tone, with good consumptive demand
| at Is. advance from the rates of last week.
Wheat, per or. of 6Obs, Essex and Suffolk.
red now 40s to 46s, old AIS to ass, white new
46s to 50s, old sos to Dos; Norfolk and Hunting
don, red new 4Os to 45s, old 46s to ASS. white
new 44s to ass, old ASS to 54s; Lincolnshire and
Cambridge, red new 36s to 45s, old 46s to ass,
white new AUS to AS, old ASS to 52s; York
new 4Os to ASS, old 46s to SOS; Dantzic aud Kon-
igsberg, white new 49s to 54s, old As to Sos;
Lower Baltic, Hamburg, and Holstein, red
new 46s to ass, old AIS to sos.
NEWCASTLE-UPON TYNE.-The weather
this week has been fine and sunny, the temper
AZURE keeps low, and rain is now much wanted
Our importations OF all grain remain unim-
pOrtant, and are again tair OF flour. The de-
@nand for fine red Baltic whcats has been good
and about Is per Or advance has been obtained
both for shipment and arrival parcels. W.
had very small show OF wheat from the grow.
ers this morning, which was quickly sold at al
advance of Is to g per Or. From the stands
and English samples, but not much business
resulted; Grinding barley scarce and about i
per or dearer. The demand for Scotch oat
was limited, whilst foreign commanded NOR
attention at cd per Or advance. No alteration
IN other grain. Flour in good demand, at l
per sack advance Wheat, British, Northum
berland new white Cos to 54s, new red 44s t
ass; Norfolk and suffolk, old white 64s to SIS
old red AS to 5Os.
. CARLlSLE.-We had very small supply
all kinds of grain at our market to-day. Whea
. and oats in good demand, selling At Sd Pc
| bushel more than last week Barley unaltered
wheat, white 2Os to 22s Sd red l9s to 2lf.
Carmaathen Saturday LAST The GROWN
r wheat looks bad al! over the country, and tn
4 breadth of land under wheat is not half s
. much as usual. Owing to cold and dry wealth
: er grass is very scarce, and prospects are III
, cheering. Wheat 5s 9s per Gales.
> DkVlZES.-We had a good quantity (
wheat at our market to-day; the condition
t most Of the lots was much better than OF la
and there was a quiet but firm trade, at an &C
a vance Of Is per quarter on last weeks rates
Mailing barley unaltered. Only few sample
l were shown to day, the season being all b.
yer, and most Of those shown were only
1 for grinding.