The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-10
DETROIT MARKET.

DETROIT, Nov. 1st.
New York advces have Lad no tendency to
materially change the market for brcadslrHs
here, and quotations remain at but slight vari-
alton from last report. The indications are
that wheat unless farmers continue to force rt
upon the market as they have done and really
seem inclined to continue to do, will soon reach
its lowest point in value. This is the opinion
or some Of the oldest and shrewdest onerators.
Whether correct or otherwise the Michigan
staple. commanding as 1t does premium in
market. is safe to hold. There is every indlca-
ton OF an advance In wheat as The yese advan-
ces, and the iood-tide will be sooner reached
by holding rather than forcing. The average
receipts here are from 25 to 10000 bushels per
day. making press upon the market that
causes dullness to prevail with general ten
dency to decline. and for no other real cause
than this, yesterday thire was break and de-
cine OF about Sc on the moro important
grades, but to-day the market tigbtened again
little.
Wc quote sales Of extra at 81 5415Cs1 &c;
No. l " hte, 1.46@1.48H; Treadwell, 1.42x
@1z6; Amber, no sales to note, offered at
Al; Extra White, 1.G1l@1.55 No. hite,
1.4Sl3 Corn unchanged, but q hight stock in
market; 0ats, 371(@39c Barley unchanged
and Rye in the same condition, the demand
for both being light. The market for Apples
continues weak and without change. Beans
are in light supply and fair demand at 81 90
for choice hand picked. Butter unchanged.
Dressed Hogs still weaker aud freely offered
sales of 100 and 20 III lots at IS, and 50 from
teams at S4.50.
DETROIT, Nov. Sth.
The decline in breadstu1fs seems to have
reached its lowest point and there s decidedly
more buoyant tone in the market with values
sharply defined, thought NJ yet but little
changed. This indication is more especially
apparent in the Wheat market, Flour remain-
ing dull and with a declining tendency. vslues
ruling in buy yer's favor. We quote saIes OF
Fancy at S7.60@7.S0, and intermediate values.
Choice White Wheat at 67597O0; And AM
bers at 6.00@7.25; In Wheat, Treadwell met
with stroDg call at 1.411S, sellers holding for
LAP; Amber closed at an advance OF &c. tvo
cars extra being sold at l.42; No. White was
III fair demand at AZ Corn remains unchaus-
!
inquiry Carload lots being sold at 50p6lc;
Oats unchanged aud IN buyers favor. We qu ,te
sales at 3S@39c; Barley has little inquiry held
at 1.70, with 1.65 freely bid; Rye dull and
nominal at 75@7Sc; The market for Apples
Is in very poor condition, large stocks crowd
the depots awaiting shipment, snd liable from
exposure TO frost TO be ruined, dealers com
plain also OF the poor quality of the fruit, but
as most OF the offerings thus far have been OF
fall Apples. there ~ hope OF better th;ngs n ON
tie winter fruit when II GENES forward. :on-.
tracts for orchards are being made for the lat
ter at from J. 3.25@3 IS per bbl delivered. Sales
to-day range from 292 90 for selected Beans
are active and steady at 2.35, sales of prime
made at 80; Butter may be quoted at 16s2c
poorer figures than at last date some very
choice packages have been scld within day or
two at 35Gr27c There is large accumulation
in market, ana buyers take hold dalntily;
Cranberres, on account OF the destruction of
Vast quantities by the recent fires have adyauc-
ed fully 81 per bbl., and are on strong cali
with the supply limited. We quote common
at Tll@l2 and cultivated at S12ssls Dressed
Hogs are tira st 1.5095.00 per hundred;
Dried Apples are in good inquiry at SIS@9c;
Hops IN light supply and firm at 50955c fer
new crop; Potatoes are in fair demand az 70
975c; Beef Cattle in consequence OF light
receipts are III good inquiry for bone conaump-
tion. Te quote fret quality ct 4.00O9I 80.