The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-24

AID riOuIi tnOuSn beigluHl, dOilanu, ana
Germany have kept as dull as possible
Our own weekly rates again show less
amount, as compared with last year, Of is, 240
Qrs. Wheat, with the price only Is. above that
OF 1876; so that more and more as time works
on there is confirmation of our deficiency,
have q dragging trade; but wo think nolens
v0lens, lnillers will have eventually to pay
something more when they see carte blanche
in the state Of the farmers stocks.
In Dornbusch's List the following sales of
Wheat were reported: Nicopol, AIS. Sd. to 46s
3D.: Yeiska, 36s. fine spring AS; Said 36s. 3d.
white spanish, 49s.
The sales of English Wheat noted last week
were as, $50 qrs. at As. 3d., against 81, 1856
qrs. at ABS. 81. last year.
The London averages were los. on $3.50 qrs.
The imports into the kingdom for week end
ing 22nd January were 96O,73O cwt. Wheat,
l43, $40 cwt. Flour.
ther has been very changeable, with occasional
frosts Arrivals of wheat have been very
!. small The wheat trade has ruled firm, millers
/ showing little more disposition to buy fine
white qualities, but :!:e 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.
LEEDS The wheat trade to-day does not
show much buoyancy, but the return OF mder
weather seems to prevent orr buyers from yet
increasing their stocks, still on the business
done late rates maintained. Wheat, per or
of 60lb~, Essex and Suffolk, red new AIS to 48S,
shite new 46s to 5Os, old 50s to 56s; Norfolk
: and Huntington, red new 40s to lis, old AIS to
ASS, white new AS to 49s, old 48s to 54s; Lin
coin hire and Cambridge red new 33s to 46s,
old 46s to AS, white new AS to ass, old ABS to
52s; Yorkshire, red new 38s to 46s, old 46s to
AS, white new 40S to AS, old ASS to 52s; Dant-
-, .l.,r,v y ~. % IL
s AS t. 5as; Lower Baltic, Hamburg and Hol-
, stein, red new 48s to 5ls, old ASS to 52s
! NEwcAsTLE-UPoN-T YNE-The weather this
week has been Of favorable. character for out
! door operations, and continued So until LIST
u night when a keen frost set III, which still
!, continu.s Tn" .rair during the week has
q :, ruled quiet but finn, and as the arrivals Of
. wheat from all quarters have proved limited
the demand ila. been sufficient 10 take off fiue
desert ptioi,- at fall prce-, whilst, at the same
. time, '.w s;,irs have been naie, ex-ware-
. house at.xtr-me rates Flour has been taken
;, sparinc = tn irInn' IS Of hold-rs tending to
a limit Transactions. II spring corn little al'era-
:" ton has occurred. continuance OF hard
= Heaihtr inay tsId to improve the value Of all
- f-ediis ,tuA-. At Our market this morning
W. hid :. scatty show Of " heat from the grow
J eis, and tn. arrivals from all quarters b.ing
:. equally so, fresh thra>hed samples sod quick
- y at the extreme rates Of this day se'nnight,
. whereas the business done from tilt. stands wa-
:. :. Gpnn full terms, the market ION the Who'll
81 closing with fi'mness. Flour unchanged.
> Wheat British, Northumberland, new whit.
: 50s 10 54s, new red a4s t. 50s: Norfolk and
u Suffolk, old white 5is to 56> old rd 4ss to 5Us
,o new y htc ass TO BIS, red AS to AIS; Lin
:, colnshire ola whit. 3is to 56s red AS to 5tls
new white 45s to 4Ss red SIS to 56s; Scotch and
Dundee, old white 50s to SIS, red 46s to ASS
. AInemouth and Berwick, whit. 52s to 54s, ~,
AS to 5ls.
>, WAXEFlELp--Our mil'ers complain of a very
. SLOW ilonr trade, and this, with the damp wea-
r., tier and the general trmn.Ss Of holders OF
~ wheat, causes us to have another dull market
and sales proceed slowly without alteration in
4 value Wheat pr or. (6tl> TO the bush
Suffolk, kAseX and Kent, red new As to As
of old ihs to 49,, white new 4ts to Sos old 5Ds L
). 5o-; Nottolk and Hunts red new 40s TO AIS
- Old rs TO ass.
CONTINENTAL MARKETS.
The -four trade in Paris appears to have re
turned 10 dizziness from the change to darn
weather, though prices have been upheld b,
The state OF several OF thu country mar kets
| which were dsarvr for wheat. The range TO-
:. consumption was SO to SO francs PER l57 k los
:. 3is 70 Is Cd per 80 lis
M a. espcts the country wheat trad. man,
markets. being poorly supplied, were rathe
d.arer, especially in the North.
At NatsellleS the imports $1,000 hectS sale
only 90. 900 heets.; so trad, was in calm, will
prices less. Marianapoli wheat was 81. pc pe
L.. beet 4bs I'd per qr) and Danube 26f CSC f3.e
or In Belgium there has been but little change
ns The market at Brussels was in calm Ma
IN tive wheat l9s, foreign as
AZ Antwerp very li:tlr was doing either II
wheat or rye, but prices were ouly nomiua
for both
At Courtrai there had h-en no change from
40 the previous week in any sort of grain
= At I40gvain-wher, q tcg had been followed
- by small ruin-tl the market b..iu.. poorly sup
h. pied, the vslue OF wheat ana other grain wa
~ snl'y maintained. also flour Wheat sse from
growers, in commerce as.
"A But little business lad been trausac.s a
~ l.irge. Wheat 46s.
:, The roads were still very had =, Bruges from
n. IL snow, whieh made supplies lieh{, yt: In
:. wheat trads was du..
Whsa. * ATnst, r,iara was dull
The iro>; began 20 relax its hn,d .. Hamhro
OF SUNDAY. Jan Il and there Vas no snow II
the ueiS bohood. aud 1t was feared Tn. plants
- hsd received damage S}reaay River naviga
l. t;au was still suspended, and i. was very difE
rn cUitto keep the port Nr-n: vet thu wheat trad.
, WAS very calu. AMI prices tending downward
* say from sts to ats.
I There was thaw a. Cologne. where the corr
rs trade vas iii calm. Native whea, on the spo
ilS
IN Whea. on the spot ut Mayence 4es
u ~ - Petersburg there was no change i.
ANYTHING, wheat beng quoted As "a per Or
The stock OF " hea' at y sesSa on thu 3lss O
! December was $50 go qrs.
y The weather had become milder ST lsanxis
- and trade excessively dull. The supplies q
u wheat hs! been only moderate, but the quals.
for the most part indifferent, therefor cheaper
Though fne white renss ned scarce it did no
~ command late prices by Is TO - per Or, an,
inferior sorts were still more reduced. Oshe
er corn was also lower. Wheat first open wates
re s6> to Cts.
IN calm ruled in Breslsu Wheat for Apr
On and May -0s.
ITS The tendency was to heaviness II Stestin
d. Wheat for April and May AS Sd.
be The wheat trade at Berlin Was weak.
ns general dulns<s Characterised the whes
nS trade III Austria. with rather lower rates
lat Wheat vt Vienna Ais
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