The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-09-07
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Sept. Flour. steady and I'M
chaugo Wheat, steady and in fair demana reg
vember; 977ac the year: NJ :, red winter, 81 .Ol
a dig cash: 81 81; o0a5ul.0l Ssptember; No. 2
1ember: No. Chicago spring. Soc corn, ~ active H
but weak and lower: 7:}ai@74c cash: 7lAc
October: 67c November: 81 p January: G27ac the
I Ina May 5ejeesd ~ 0sts astYs
SIC May: rejected. 34Agl:,l13c. Rye, easier at
G6a 6632c. Barley, steady and unchanged at 9Oc
September: Flax seed steady and in fair demand.
Butter. dull aud lower: creamery, 24W30o:
dairy, good to choice, l9aa2lc: packing, SO
l3.ac. Eggs stealy and UNCHANGED Pork. easier:
$3i.Tie Ociober: $3l.S5ia November: SO
January: $40 bid the year. Lard. dull and tending
9gx"Er' 6cSIs2 ana esh $12fS
ders, sio25: short ribs, $l: so: do clear, $3.50
Whisky stronger Corn TO Buffalo &C. Can:
other dull but frmer Corn, unsettled and low:
73,'c September; 7ls:cc October: 66a4 November:
2 Il; the 5s2ss MAJ oats easier and gen
demand at lower rates: 800. 7ole September;
$21.42'. October; $2l.l5 November; $500
81 o S6tvs and but
Der: 81 l7te the year: %l2. 1919 January. Re-
ceirts-Flour, $500 bbs: wheat, 2O3. 600 hu !;
corr, 262,N'0 bu: oats. 2se. 600 bu: rye: H.
$500 bbls: wheat, $4,000 bu: corn, %, 500
bu: oats. $4,000 blu: rye, 2.4OO bu: barley.
100 bu.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1.-Fiour, quic: and steady.
Wheat, tame aud steady: No. ., 0S5ac; September,
2s%sc: oct oc'obcr 9sc: NcvembeE 9s24c; No. g.
75c asked: rejected. 7ic asked. Oats. in fair
demand: No: 2 36c: white, $3.50 3oc: Rye, dull
a and e"d e NO No. eSe : Ss IS R'f 1S
mess pork; $3l:9o. cash and September o5
1F o ee' Rs:sDtsFo sna
:3',425 bbls: wheat. 5.l5O bu: barley. 1850 .bu.
Shipments-FIour, SEQ bbls: wheat. 1890 bu !:
barley. 1850 bn. - - r"
St. Paul Market.
FLOUR There has been fair demand for bakers
brands. but otherthan that local trade has been of
weak Quotations: Patents, $7Qe7. so: straights,
$685.. Is: clears, $:,.O5WG25: common, country
brands, $l95: in bbs, 25c extra.
No l and No. 2 hard wheat. old and. new Crop p
There would be fair market here If receipts we're
sufficient to meet the demand. Country shipments
from tho Northwest have not yet begun in quanti-
ty, hence the market is rather quiet. Quotations
f1rmer here and seemingly not influenced bv the
lake ppr No. hard, *l.O5Wl.V7; No. 2 hard,
$lesl;na: No. 2 hard, Id crop, $l.05 bid: No 2
soft, $50: No. hard. September. 95c; October
30c; the year, soc. Sale: car No. 2. b. sample,
81.
CoRN-Nothing of consequence doing. The sup
ply Is limited, but holders firm, while buyers
hold off for concessions No 2. 75c bid, 76c asked
September, re bill, 71c asked: the year. 63c
Sale: l car No. 2, Toe. -. -
OATs-Market weak again on good supply and
limited inquiry Prices showed downward tenien-
cy. No. mixed. Sic bid. 33c asked: September,
5lc bid. 33c asked: October, 32c asked: No. 2,
800 asked: the year, :;2G bid No. > mixed. $50
Car No. 9 mixed. 34c
RYE-Eo. = 5 Ic BID.
ElnLSTUFFS-Ground feed very dull. though
supply Is fair, buyers holding off for lower nrces
on change $3.50 asked. Bran firm at $1l askei
for cash. the year. $40 bid. Corn meal, coarse, 500
per ton; hoted. 81 9OM19O per 100 pounds in
coming. Lnseed meal. :S22 jOQa24 per ton. Sales.
! CIR feed. $50. and2 cars, 800, outgoing.
BARLEY-There are 4 few sample lots selling to
brewers The market is somewhat unsettled. Re-
3, SOC. "
BAIED HAY-Marxet very weak Receipts lib
erai and demand light; very difficult to make sales
On change ~ bid, 80 asked.