The Grange advance., 1874-11-18
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

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with an active movement in leading
commodities, the closing quotations
Of last week being we'll maintained.
But little is doing in wheat, farmers
continuing to hold on to their surplus
for better figures. As yet Minnesota
operators have not followed the advance
of Friday and Saturday in the Milwau-
waukee and Chicago markets, pur-
chases for shipment being made at from
72 to 75c, and millers at from Is to 7Sc.
Barley is firm at $l. .O3 to $l.l5.
Old corn 80 to 85c; new go. to Csc on
track; 65 to 60c in store and OIL the
street.
Oats on track, II to 48c; in, store and
on street, so to 53c.
Flour SIS to $50 for xxxx; $3.50 to
ATS for Xxx; $50 to $50 for Xxx. Buck
wheat 4 % to 5 l-2c. Rye -four $2.75
to So per sack. Corn meal So to 2.25.
Ground feed 1928 to IS. Shorts $l4 to
l8. Bran on track, $l2 to Ii; in store
$l3 to ii.
Pork 500 to 81. Hams Ii to l4c.
Lard Is to l6e. Bacon II to ID lie.
Potatoes dull and heavy. Extra
choice lots peachblows 60 to Csc; As to
SOC for good mixed, and so: to 55c for
EARLY Rose and other straight grades.
Swoat $$1 5O +o 9 EO
Apples are moving freely at So to
3.25.
Best apple cider So to 8.
Cranberries in active request at So
to 3.75.
Choice table butter active and firm
at 26 to SOC; inferior grades dull and
weak, with a large surplus stock in
hands of dealers-nominally 20 to 22c.
Eggs sea, ce and high, fresh selling
quick at 81 to 24c,
Beans So to 2.25. Peas So. to 2.25.
Cheese II to l5c.
Dressed chickens and turkeys to &C..
Pheasants and ducks $l.l5 to Its per
doz. Vension 9 to l0c per pound.
Dressed hogs are coming in more free
ly, with firm market to l-2c.
Milwaukee Produce Board. Nov. 16.
$50 A. Mo. / wheat Sl.02; No. 2.
93xc; November 9OXc; year 694c; mar
ket unsettled. Receipts $1,000 bus; ship.
ments 234, 900.
$3.50 A. M.-Wheat firm at 94c for No 2.
cash, and 81 Tc for November and 93H sell
Ter the year:
ia. M.-Wheat steady at;S1.03 for hard;
1902 for No. !; 93H tor No. 2; 9lKc for
November; 90c seller the year:
No. $1.0s; No. 2 94c; Nov. 81 Xc: year COX:
Barley, No. 9 $1.s4; No. SLIP. Freights,
sail SIC. steam &c.
1880 p. M.--Wheat lower and unsettled:
No. Q 93Xc; Nov. 9lXc; year 89K G; January
90Xc.
lP. M.--Wheat unsettled at 81 .O2 for hard:
$1.Ol for No. l; 93c tor No. 2; COX for Nov.
89c seller the year and soc for January.
Chicago Produce Board, Nov. 16.
$40 A. M.-Wheat opens strong and active
at 9oxc: for December and 9lxc for Janu-
9:45 i. M.-Wheat irregularly active at
9Ox@9OXc tor December and 81 Xc for Jam
uary. Corn unsettled ); 75c bid for Novem-
ber; 73c bid seller the year; offered at 100
for May.
1876 A. m-Wheat steady and fairly &C.
tive at 90Xc fol, December and 9lx@91 xc
for January; nominally 90xc cash.
1925 A. M.-Corn :frrner: with moderate
demand at 1910 seller the year; nominally
75Kc for November and zoe for May; new
No. 2 offered 1T 6Sxc seller the year Oats
quiet and frmer at 49Xc cash or November
and 40 & C seller the year.
!. l0:4O,A. M.-Wheat irregular and active at
90x@9ONc for December and 9lX@92c for
January. Whisky strong and scarce; nom.
1915 P. M.-Corn firm at rs X@76c cash or
November, aud 73 K@73 ko seller the year.
Oats easier at 49Sc for November, and 49x
@49 Y seller the year.
1882. M.-Wheat unsettled and lower
but active at 9OXc for December and 9lXQ
81 xc for January; No. 3, 84X@85c.
glP.M-Barley lower and unsettled at
3l.28 for November and 81 % for December
Whisky strong and higher; reported sales
at 81 90; little Offering. ...
. 1:2O P. M.-Wheat irregular at 89xc for
December and 91c for January: Corn firm
and fairly active at 76c for November and
for May. Provisions firm and active. Pork
4l876 seller the year and el9 40@$19.5O for
Febxuary. Lard strong at 1880 seller the
year and 1e.4b@lac for February. p ~
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Now York Produce Beard, Nov. l6.
1870 P. M.-Flour quiet shipping extras
held six cents higher at q. .90@615. Wheat
firmer at el.l5 bid for best, and el:l7 asked
Corn 96@96c. Oats &C., ,., s..,.f,...
2:3O P. n Market closes quiet and un-
| changed. - <@ssF*s' II ~ - - 7'a'ss<
ays. London Monetary, Nov. 1e. h
l2:30 z. n.-The rate for money at th>
stock exchange on government securities h
three per cent Consnls for money 9aKs In
account 50 x@93x. u. 8. $40 bonds, l96f
sold at 1O6x. The directors of the Rsak q
discount ct the bank q s rer cant.