The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-08


the temperature has remained low,
with continued frost in the mornings.
Our 1mportations have been small, excepting
OF wheat and flour, which are somewhat larger
this week. The business done in wheat dur
ing the week was very limited, sellers asking !
more money than buyers were inclined to give.
The supply Of wheat from our farmers this
morning was small, and sold quickly at the |
full prices of last week. From the stands not
much business was done in either foreign or
English wheat, sellers asking an advance of Is
per or -four sold readily, and was If anything
rather dearer.
Wheat, British, Northuul beriard new white
SOS to 54s new red 44s to ASS Norfolk and Suf-
folk, old white 54s to CTS Old red As, to 5Cs
new white ass to sos new red 43s to 46s Lin
colnshice old white 54s to 56s red ass to sos new
white DOS to ass red 42s to 44s Scotch and
Dundee, new white AS to Sos red AS to 46s
Alnelnoeth and Berwick, white SOS to 54s red
sos.
HULL-The weather has been fine through
out the week, and is gradually becoming
warmer. The arrivals of wheat are 1856 qrs
from Danzig, $50 qrs from Denmark, 49,,
5osqrs from Portland, and l04 qrs from Stettm
in all Is 1852 qrS. The trade has ruled ex-
ce-dingly dull, holders generally refusing to
make such further concessions in prices as
| would induce miliers to operate; the business
passing has been consequently only of a small
extent, at somewhat irregular rates.
Wheat per 480lb4 Danzig and Konigsbergs
high mixed Sos to 54s ditto mixed 45s to 4Sd
konigsberg and Stettin red 45s Cd to ASS Sd
Danish and Swedish 46s Cd to ass Cd Riga ann
St. Petersburg ass to 45s California and Oregoe
white As to 5Os Cd Chiiian and Spanish white
| SGs Cd TO BIS Cd Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
red. per 9O4lt,s 44s to 16s Barley, per 44Slbo
! Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, mailing 35s I'd tn
SO. Cd Sale lbs Oh to ASS Stettin 35s Sd French
! IS Cd TO 3Ss Danish and Swedish 36S Cd to 39s
/ ditto (,hpvaiar 1c ia 1ds "a foaGiro ctO,f 20s
to 32s Sd ditto hin a6s 81 to 29s.
/ At Gronlngen spring sowing is now compile
ted, and under fairly favorable conditions. Both
spring and autUmn-sO cereals are We'll Spo-
ken of. Wheat was III good demand for the
Rhine provinces, and fine qualities OF both
white and red brought Sd per or more money.
Quotations are fo- superior red winter wheat
Sis, white ditto 5Gs I'd per 504lbs
! AT Hamburg supplies of wheat Were scanty,
and n4illers had to pay fully late rates. The
weather mas been cold, and the growing crops
progress SLOWLY. Quotations are for spot
yellow uois.t.I 5os 81 to sis. best white mixed
SIS od 10 o. all white Rostock 53s to 54s PEI
| sol, b. nee OF board
Al Danzig WHEAT has not undergone much
change III price, and supplies are on the de-
! crease de iniand farmers having nearly sold
ont Fine white wheat Is quoted at ASS 6i
and red 46i Fer $50 lbs, free on board
Experienced, and the temperature has been low
/, HE crops have suffered in som few districts
rom tie protracted inundations, but the area
: affected Is unlmportant. Stocks continue to
oeci.Ae, but prices on the spot do not mani
test az improvement at present There has
! b en 10 speculative demand, and no quOtable
change III ANYTHING but oats, which are rather
dearer for fine qualities.
At Galatz tie weather has been very tne, and
x.t..,,
! Wheat has been rather more inquired for, and
prices have improved slightly rne Ghrsa
sold Tor sOs per imperial or tree on board, and
ordinary scrss are worth 35s to 37s
At Alexandria wheat continues firm, owing
to smaliness Of supplies, and good consump-
tive demand from local consumers. Beans are
considerably cheaper, owing to the large sup
pies OF the new crop, which have come IN I'M
usually eatly.
BIOS lON-The weather this week has been
| generally fine and dry, but cold for the time OF
! the year, The wheat trade is ked by a little
more trmness, although business is not active.
and prices are for the most part quite as high
| as those current last week
BIRMINGHAM There was a limited supply
OF English wheat, which found BUYERS at abont
last week currency.
WAhEFlELD-The harsh dry weather with
| wind TO the east stti continues, which must b,
| serious TO ali vegetation, and We find the same
STATE OF things prevails abroad From the Bal
tie there are literally no shipments making for
this country, nor likely to be. as they have \
strong demand for the little they can spar for
! Belgium aud elseW here, and from our own
east coast several cargoes of wheat are icing ex
ported to the Continent. We're it not for tn.
poverty stricken State OF the trade arising in q
grea. mersure from the greed of Liverpool 70.
! enormous shipments to that port, an advance
similar To what we had last yea. would be tar
more lus'thable now than u was at that time
and we are not quite sure bat that Il NAV not
| yet take place. Not much passing in W heat
/ THIS morning, tut prices are well sustained
SCOTLAND
! EDINBURGH : There were in To DAYS mark
/ q ito 4ra heat IN store, being 81 less than
| Ia; week, and 10 sample bags OF the Whsa
III stock There We're sold 297 qr>. and from 1 4
sample taAs sos qrs. together, $40 qrs Prices
.weis Is Cd down on the toy, and ii upon the
/ average.
GLASGOW The weather durirg the past
week has been warm by day but cold, with
slight frost, al night. Field labor has made