The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
The -Anti-Mon0p0list.

ther has been very changeable, With occasional
frosts. Arrivals Of wheat have been very
small. The wheat trade has ruled irm, millers
showing little more disposition to buy fine
white qualities, but The firmness of holders has
prevented transactions to any extent. At to-
days market there was only moderate sup
ply Of English wheat, best dry conditioned
samples quite neglected. Foreign in limited
request at about late rates.
LEEps-The wheat trade to-day does not
show much buoyancy, but the return OF milder
increasing their stocks, still on the business
done late rates are maintained. Wheat, per Or
of 6Olbs, Essex and Suffolk, red new 42s to AS,
white new 46s to sos, old SOS to 56>; Norfolk
and Huntington, red new 40s to AIS, old AIS to
AS, white new AS to ass, old AS to 54s; Lin
colnshire and Cambridge, red new 38s to 46s,
old 46s to ass, white new 48s to AS, old ass to
| SIS; Yorkshire, red new ass to 46s. old 46s to
ATS, white new 40s to ass, old ass to SIS; Dant-
| zic and Konigsberg, white new SOS to SIS, old
ass to 5as; Lower Baltic, Hamburg and Hol-
| stein, red new ass to Sis, old ASS to 52s.
| NEwCAsTLE-UPoS-TY NE-The weather this
week has been Of a favorable character for out
| door operations, and continued SO until last
night. when keen frost set in, which still
continues. The trade during the week has
ruled quiet but firm, and as the arrivals Of
! wheat from all quarters have proved limited,
the demand has been sufficient to take of fine
desert ptions at full prices, whilst, at the same
time, q few sales have been made, ex-ware-
house, at extreme rates. Flour has been taken
! sparingiy, the hrmnsss OF holders tending to
limit transactions. II spring corn little al,era-
ton has occurred. A continuance vi hard
weather may tend 10 improve the value of all
| FEEDING ,tufiS. At our market this morning
We had :. scanty show Of wheat from the grow
ers and the arrivals from al quarters beng
equally 50, tr-si-thrashed samples sold quick
iy at the extreme rates OF this day Sc Uni gh
WHEREAS the business doiie from the stands was
upon ull terms, the market u..on the whole
closing with irmness. Flour unchanged
Wheat, British, Northumberland, new whit.
5Os 10 54>, new red d4s IT, 5Ds: Norfolk and
Suffolk, old white 5ls to 5de, old red ASS to 5Us
Kew white Ass to 5cs, new red AS to AIS; Lin
colnshr- ola whit 54s 10 56s, red ASS to sis.
new white 45s to iss red SIS to Sos; Scotch and
DUNDEE, old Whit SIS % 52s t.-d i6s 10 i3s;
Ainemouth and Berwick Whit. SIS 10 SIS, red
sSs TO 5Os
/ WAaEFELD-Our uilIers complain Of very
>lov donr trade, and this, with the damp w.a-
Their and the general lsmn-ss OF holders Of
! wheat, causes Us TO have another duh market
and sales proceed slowly without alteration in
value Wheat pr or. (6tlls to the bush
old Ass to As, white new Abs to sos, old sis to
SIS; Norfolk and Hunts, red new 4Os to AIS,
Old las to 4Ss.
CONTINENTAL MARKETS.
The Hour trade in Paris appears to have re-
turned to dizziness from the change to damn
weather, though prices have been upheld by
the state Of Sc, eral OF the country markets,
which were dearer for wheat The range fol
consumption was IS to IS francs per l57 kloe.
s34s to lis Cd per $50 lbs)
As respects the country wheat trade many
| markets hni,r y,onrly ci1prNlfo} ..,b.
dearer, especially in the North
At Marseilles the imports 90 900 hect<. sales
only 20. O0o hects.; so trade was in calm, with
prices less. Marianapoli wheat was ali .5c pc.
hect AS al per or and Danube 26f 25c (3os.
In Belgium there has been bat little change
The market at Brussels was in calm Ma.
tive wheat I9s, foreign AIS.
AT Antwerp very little was doing, either III
wheat Or rye, but prices were only nominal
for both
At Courtrai there had been no change from
the previous week in any sort OF grain.
At Louvain-where fog had been followed
by small rain the market, being poorly sup
piled, the value OF wheat and other grain wa.
FULLY maintained, also -four. Wheat AS from
growers, in commerce 47s.
. But little business had been transacted a
Lege. Wheat 46s.
The roads were still very bad ut Bruges from
the snow, which made supplies light; yet III,
wheat trade was dull.
Wheat at Amsterdam was dull.
The frost isgan to relax its hold at Hambro
on SUNDAY, Jan Il, and there was no snow II
the neighboihncd, aud It was feared the plants
had received damage alreaay River nAyiga
ton was still suspended, and it was very diff
} Quito keep the port pen: yet the wheat trad.
was very calm, and prices tending downward
-say from its u sos
There was thaw at Cologne. where the corr
trade was III calm Native wheat on the sIo
AS.
Wheat on the ~po, at Mayeaea s6s.
At St Petersburg th-rs vas no change il
anything, whea. beng quoted As III per or
The stock Of wh.a. at y seS>a on tn. 3i~i d
December was $50, 800 ars.
The weather had l.coms mssder a. Da.i.ig
and trade excessively dull. The suppl., .
| wheat had been only moderate. but the Quait,
for the most part indifferent. therefor. ch,.a I-r
| Though tire white r.Ils iE.d ssarca i. did 10
command a.e prices by Is 10 - pr ar, an.
inferior sorts were st:'l more reduced. Jtssel
corn was also lower What ir-s open water
46s TO CO.
A calm ruled in Brs-sisu Wh.a, Tor Apr.
and May Ios.
Ta. tendency xs@s - AeavIlss-s~ IT St.i;.n
Wae-.t .or April and MAY '.ss 5s
The wheat trade at Berlin was x-ak
A general duln.ss characterized The wl.-a
trade II Austria. with rather low.r rates
Wheat a. Vienna Ais
A thaw had ST in At Pe>tl, but much snov
still remained 10 protect lie young wheat
The markets had been dull and declining