The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-11-17
OTTAWA PRICE CURRENT.


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IN my GOODS, GHocERiFs, Avn Puopurr.
OHa,rd, Nor. ID, 1878.
PROVISIONS: Cd!iSkinS, CT. Gal
Beef 100, S2OOd:2 30 :" dry, lOal2
Pork, 75a > 80 Deer SKINS" Hale
IeHjson, 2j0d 800 MecpsbinS, lSa35
idrd, ID. IG5c Coon :. l5a25
YdRow, Gal NuSrdt, Ga g
GRAIN & FLOUR; Mink, 1890
Wheat, winter, 5Oa55 GROCERIES,:
Z" spring, i5050 Sugar, brown, 5'alO
oats, ljdlS " crushed, l2ali
Corn, l5dlS 90 loaf, 1915
Barley, lSd2G .NolaSseS. gall. 35oi5
Beans, iOd5O Coffee, Rio, ID. 9GlD
Flour, sup. l0Olb.2.25 " Java" Halls
90 fine, 50 200 IeG,y. hyson, 5Od75
" buckwht, 80 :. old Z" SSaSl
Corn meal, bush. % 4" black. 50a75
VEGETABLES: SUNDRIES:
Potatoes, bush. G2j Butter, l0dl2
Onions, " 3Sa50 Cheese, ga =
Cabbdges, each. la . Eggs, doz. 10
FURS X SKINS: Homer, ID. SdlO
Beet Hides, or. 2iG3 Candles, tall. lOal2i
50 dry, = al - sperm, iOd5O
CmcAGo DoNocRsr OFFrcr,}
November Is, 1913
There were but 600 bushels Of wheat in
market yesterday. From wagons, 5GdG0c
was paid for spring, and 65d70c for winter.
There is nothing doing in corn.
In pork there is no change-S2 100000,
according to weight.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. If.
Wheat Receipts have been heavy, ex-
cecding in the aggregate 10000 bushels in
the past three days. On Thursday, with a
moderate supply, the market was active and
sales were 10000 bushels, ranging in price
from 65 to SIC. Yesterday an accumu.a-
ton OF stock, together with the uniavorable
accounts from abroad, created less inquiry,
and sales were also 10000 bushels, but at
slightly lower figures; however, there ap.
pears TO have been no reduction IN prime
and choice qnalities-ia5, 900 bushels, ILL
nos and Missouri, selling for 81 aS5c. To-
day there could not have been less than 25,-
900 bushels at the wharf, but the wet pre-
cludcd the possibility Of many cargoes he
ing discharged, and also prevented any
thing of moment from being done in the
way of sales-2, 900 bags fair to good, in lots
sold before the rain, at 75aSOc., and between
500 and GO00 prime at SlaS3c, exclusive of
1cks. After the rain set in nothing further
ranspred.
Corn-Receipts are GIL bags for the
past three days; about 5000 vi which were
sold, the balance being rc.shipped. On
Thursday the stock was very light and prin.
cipally inferior order, 753 sacks, cotton and
second handed gunuicS, sold in lots at 37a
BE; aud 400 sacks white, in new gunncS,
at AOc. Yesterday the demand was again
active, and nearly all IN the market went
of during the forenoon, say, 2766 sacks at
37adOc, as in quality and condition. III,
l35, 1io and 81 sacks, in new osnaburss
aud gunnies, at 39!ai0o; the balance, in
second hand gunnies aud mixed sacks, at
3Ia39c. To day the stock was unusually
light, not to exceed 1000 bags, and the rain
even prevented all Of this very small supply
from being sold; $50 bags mixed sacks in
three lots brought 39c; nothing done after
the rain commenced. Round lots Of rurc.
in bright new gHnnies, would meet with
ready sales at 80 ai0c.
Odis-The market has been active, md
all received and designed for sale Sold.
6lS, in lots, on Thursday, OF 2Oa2l without
23c sacks included. Yesterday i3 sacks
at .oc aud 55S, ia lots, at Ole. sacks mclu.
ded. To-day nothing was reported, and
but two or three small lot IN the market,
winch The wet prevented from being land.
cd.-- Republican. .0'