The Grange advance., 1873-11-12
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tLouRmBest family bri, $525@55 20; Minnesota %
Bnckwheat, s6oo@6.5o@
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Shorts ton, SIG 4@1s:oo. .oaao.
BEANs-Common. 81. .pD@l so; choice, 81 A5o@225.
Bu17Ea-Frfin 5@ib > II; Roll, 1a@17c; choice
table in jars and rolls, Pc.
@l315c; Minnesota Fastory, l2113@la14c.
PoRK-Msss, sl650@l7 prime mess, sl6.oo@9
1926. 4. .- ~
MILWAUKEE Nov. 10. O.S-WHEAr-The market at the
morning board opened Sctive and shade frmer, un-
der demand for short lers Sales aggregated 200
bushels, at 81 o4 for "a spring in store IRE and sGA@,
at about SIC. On :Chaige the market was weaker,
and prices declined lc. sold at 97@9sc cash and
future delivery closed dull inside the figure, with
more sellers than Duyerh 49,
FLoUR-Quiet and nominal at previous prices: So
25@G 90 for medium ehoice spring exits Sales Of
spring extras-1oo bbs choice at IS So 800 bbs med
$500 bushels No. in STORE, 27c 400 Dc. 2sc 1soo
2ss s , 29o DO @ 49,: DE- 2sc 60" 30 do d.
livered, a4c. CoRS-Fifm at l1Sc higher: sales-4oo
bus No in store, Ale 400 do. 4O19c; 900 do sell
Ter Nov. 4oc RYE-Fiiln and in good demand. Sales
nominaly unchanged ior No. ?, which is quotabe at
81 80 No 3 is dropping. sales-1 coo bus No. 3 in
store Saturday afternoon and 5000 do. to-day at 81
1000 do 81 oo 200 ba5s BY samples delivered 81 80.
sEs1s-1o,sss bbls dous; s 81 ss6 bul Wheat,
Spring extras, IS. WnrAT-Upisndl firm, closed low.
err No. 9sc No. 2soldnp to Soc casA Western, 93c
seller Dec; sold up to asM, and closAd at s2c No
at the opening, and Closed firm and steady. No. 2,
34A cash, 35M seller Dec. 36A seller Nnuary. OATS
Dull and lower; Np ?, PC cash. 2sz seller Dec
Fall, No 2, 81 % ;spring No. g. so@s4c: PROVISIONS
Firm; Mess. sll cash held at I'll 25, seller Janu-
| ary. LAgD-6A Dec.s 6X Jan. BULK MEATS
Steady; NIDDlzs-shost rib Nov, 49, fEE1cH7s-
| NEW YoaK, Nov. s.Eor1ox-1n 8. moderate request
and higher midd1ing upland, 1870.
Receipts $1,000 brls; Euperfne Western and State,
81 75@5 25; common 80 good extra, IS 50@6 90 !;
good to choice, S. 05@625 white wheat extra, $6 %
q 50, Rye flour aud ca,n a neal i Unchanged I Wheat
a shade firmer. The advance in exchange has in
creased the export demand receipts, l32, 900 bu !;
No. cheag6 sa9nI 81 = @1 as No. q 2 No Mil
State, s5@93c. Barley heavy. Malt duly Corn a
shade er Isceipt 2?o 1u Pre mixed
60c; common mixed Western in store 56J Oats dull.
receipts 5000 bu; new Western, 45@4af; white 46
unchanged; only small local and dtder demand
Wheat dull prices declined; No. z Chicago, SO@9Oc,
closing at inside price. Sample lot, Fo fall 81 10
@l ID; No: red winte1' s. " Msk98y4f Corn dun and
stie deae Rye Rye dun % 5ssos eys5s
EUROPEAN NARKE1s.(
The following is Beefholms dispa4cB to the Board
| of Trade in this city to-day
Nov. s-London-Cafgoes of wheat off coast easier
Cargoes of corn off coast stronger Cargoes of wheat
on passage more disposition to buy good cargoes OF
No. spring off coast, 51s English country markets
for wheat quiet. Short crib niddles Ais Cd. Prime
mess pork, G3s. Liverpaol-Cumberland middle 4Os
| Prime mess pork, Cos Cd. French country markets
for wheat generally strong.
| CORN. - ,, =.
The National Crop Reporter says; OF the corn
crop but little encouraging be said. Almost ev.
cry additional report received makes the falling off OF
the yield larger than previous and there
losses still heavier. The decrease in yield,
pared with last year, 1 States producing oneha OF
the entire crop of 1872 26 per cent aggregate
loss in round numbers & 2s0 900 of bushels upon
the loss in quantity, tht inferior quality must be
sidered Correspondents state that much Of the
that was saved was more or less damaged by frost
and will have yet to be Sounted in the losses. Since
reports of October 1st he character of the
received from nearly a the States has changed very
decidedly as shown in the summaries. Our last est
mate based upon the of October 1st gave the
losses in Iowa, Kansas Missouri. and Ohio as 61O
7-l0, and $40 per cent. respectively estimates in
the present number, based upon reppEe Of Oct 18th
increase them respectively to % ,25 TIC and
the frost of September vas mud >4n4e severe thar
was at first supposed. /
| Wheat was quiet in the afternoon Ind Hc lower
closing at 94c seller December. CoEn Wis in demand
esos sRs 5 ss3 s1
| we're quiet and unchanged.