The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-30

their value, but common runs are dull of |
sale and rather cheaper. There is u !
pretty good demand for spring corn Tor |
seeding purposes, but business in feed |
ing sorts is dull.
CARLISLE.--We had limited supply
OF all kinds Of grain at our market TO-
day. There was q fair demand for
wheat, without any quotable change in
prices to report. Wheat, white. l8s.
I'd. TO eos. Cd, red It's. to lSs. Cd; gu.
per Or.
CARMARTHEN. There is great de-
preston in every branch of the corn and
Flour trade and also in all other branch
es of business. Wheat So. Sd per 64lDs.
DEVIZES.-There was a smaller sup
ply OF wheat to offer to-day than tor
some weeks past, and brisk trade was
effected, last weeks rates being firmly
maintained, whilst in one or two in
| stances an advance of Sd. per sack was
| realized.
FROME.-A fair supply of corn. bat
| thin attendance. The iong-coniinued
wet weather has put a stop to corn SOW
| ing, and trade consequently rules dull.
! Owing to the dampness OF samples mil
lers will only purchase for immediate
wants. Wheat ASS per Or;
] Hull,-We have had another week OF
mild damp weather, with more rain tilai'
| is desirable Tor our low land district
| The arrivals CT Wheat continue liberal
and in excess Of the damand-yiz.. ., ID
qrs from Danzig, $50 qrs from Ham,
| burg, 5S8 qrs from Harrington, 1857 qrs
Plllau, 1876 qrs from Rotterdam, 1865 qrs
I C,pf,rlar Nj
Francisco, and qrs from Bremen; in
all, $3.50 qrs The depression in the
| Grade continues, millers being unwilling
to purchase beyond their Immediate re
aulrements. and we have to report i
united amount OF business during the
past week. at prices showing generally
I'd to Is per ar reduction Wheat per
| IoOlbs, Danzig and konigsbers, high
imixed 5ls to SIS ditto mixed ASS 10
houl. berg and Ste'tin red 45s to =,
D.nsn AID Swedish 45s Cd to 4ds
h,4a aud ST. Petersburg 45s to 4oa
California and Oregon While oUs to 81 ;
5a CHILEAN and Spanish white 49s TO SOS
Egyptian, Sad white Sos ii! York
sulre .,id Lincolnshire red, per 5uilbs
aus to Us.
| misunderstanding TIE unfav
orable state OF tue weather, and the lat
Discrimination on the part OF our buyers
to purcLasr Wheat the trade assume,
more healthy tone. and although Nc cal
not quote any material advance 10 day
tie teadency.ls decidedly on the size {
improvement IN prices.
/ LEllESTEk.-A very good atteuaenc'
AMI !. iar show OF Wheat. Fine t..
sample, wire aln slightls improves! CT
maud, and realized the tu.l price OF las
week. while secondary sorts also partici
p tied in the rise.
MANCHESTER Business Ils re-
manned III \ Very active STATE since gu
last report. and I'd. tendency Of price
has GENERALLY favored buyers. AT OF
market TIL, morning Engiish Wheat Wa
| N t.sir demand, the lest samples bringin:
iuiiy last week ) Rates whllc foreign Wa
| only taken 10 \ moderate extent, an'
must be quoted ID. to I'd. per centa
lower In -four there was but little pa S
in-. ANA We repeat our previous quota
ions. English, new white "A $ to DIS.
new red As. 10 iSs. per is0la., Ameiicai
u,i white los. Cd. To | Is. 3D., red Is
d. t. lbs. i'd per l0albs.
The c;,f30ts Of wheat of the coast hive ma
, | .erialiy diminished. ana mow number ;
| i aust o. 1T the began ng OF the week. New
IColss Gniqka has made IFS 30, lie" Gie~s
t;hiraa, OF som.whtt Inferior qu..iity, $. or
Ma,anopoi, AIS, old Ncopot Ghirka. Us 6sl
and fine white Spanish, 40 I'd.
! Dornbuscil's list reports that the general tom
OF tn mark for cargoes OF wheat of coast e
| not undergone any material change, but fuli
lc.s slight improvement, III the demand TO
Gnirha aeats, which III SONS instances, LA,
| ,4t 10 All advance III price.
| The London averages were ADS nj OH 81
, qrs-
The inpor's into ,he kingdom for The wees
ENDING 10Th february xers 75i ,9ia cwt whea
aud ~, 7a5 cwt -four.
The trade in Paris for :ina descriptions o
Flour continues ste.dy although inferior sort
ar nearly uu-alatt Quotations for choso,
| mrrhs 81 francs t.tsr oh. p.r osOlbl, goot
marks 50 to 81 ffarcs t35s ID. to 3ss. i9d.l, q,
binary 81 Ia ~ frass- 1855 81. to 34>' lid. pe
1-Oihs.l, The small supply Of Wheat NOR
| .haf. M the demand. n farmers. being IN
| gagged III preparing tie land ior operations II
the spring, caused sss-s ATTENDANCE 70 b. In
nesgrr.
AT Grouinsen island nav iga.ion Is now com
pesesy reorenssi owing to the rise III tssEnIrrai
IRE and wet weather which has been experien-
Of late There We're literal supplies Of all grzil
, l n m3Ekss aEu WNl9~ W neat sofu FAstHf IL III
advance of ID pr ar. Red description met
slow sale, q; about late rates.
At Rotterdam W thea: trade has ruled v..r,
quiet.
. A. Schiesiam there WAS but little bushes
, doing. At about lat. rates.
. Al Vienna Wheat, is marked by grs1t dull
mss, the thaw having suddenly set in
2 At PeS.h. during the beginning OF TIL rex
considerable hrrnneSS was apparent iii III
{ wIea. trade. but under the influence OF th'
thaw, the demand siaeksned, and nearly Al
grain gave way in value There was bri.
demand for flour. and the marnet was yer,
: finn
At New York the export demand for Sprin
3 W heat has ssen fair, ard slight advance il
yalue apparent on the common kinds. Winsc
Wheat rather quiet There has been d,minu
! ton in the demand for Maine for export, an
! the market csosed dull a, psevious ps.cs>
Flour met good inquiry at fully late rates.
In Montreal slightly improved feeling Va
shown for Flour.
Il IAN English quarter signifies In
! fourth part Of a ton. 49, lbs. or bushel
Of wheat. The English hundred weigh
L T., 4. ,pA,