The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12
General Review Of the Markets.

ST PAUL
FIouRR-Quotations: Patents, Sc 5o@7; clears
s5 5OW5 IS: 81 raghts, $5.50@6; common brands.
%lt15 so: in bbls, Csc extra
WHEAT-Hard wheats were &c higher, and the
market ruled firm. Speculation was peril 80 n"
main element in strengthening values, though L:lo
active milling demand and light receipts had some
share iu promoting the upward movement Tho
market closed firm. No. hard ST. bid for spot and
sa " ade 5e; So NJ 9s 5s oS II: No. e5e ns St ?: M No.
CoRN-Quct on light receipts, small stocks and
easy demand. SPOT prices shade easier in bids;
No. 3, G2c bid, Csc asked No 9 the year, 54c bid:
OATS Market frmer in asking prices Demand
bid, 33c asked: October 32c bid 321ac asked:
November, Sic bid, 81 rec asked: the year, 300
bid 32c asked: No.. 3 mixed. SOC bid: No: white,
T / car IN; No: mixed, SSc: cars DO, 81 lac j car
do. Sic.
BARLEY Bids off on lower grades. Feeling
ES 7o %:ak sn2a 1a No. eo s. sot: Hc 5 S
Sale: car by sample, 53c:
RYE-Unchange;l at 45c bid.
per cn aske Brau ssRea Gon
meal. coarse, $26 per ton; boted, 81 .9oee1 90
ine1mins L IinSced meal car lots' $1 per ton;
FLAG sEED.Geqeral range o7o@$l per hu on
S5% s: $Ses s.1ss 57s5s ss % sa;.9 :
and Western, So. 1OGe4 10; common to good
extra. $4@4.oo; good 70 choice &4.co@7;5':
process, 7a4s.5o. Wheat. opened i41n asc higher.
strong; afterwards lost advance and decIined 55gn
&C. closing dull; receipts, 2sG, 700 bu; exports,
173,59O bu; No. spring, 81 .0i; nngraded red,
s5c@$1 .Os; steamer, No 3 red, 93c: No. 3 red,
81 .O4as: steamer No. 2 red. $l:o44M1 1:ol'a:
winter, $I:ol5s: a1rradvi y, red. s; ;soc@$l;; ;l;':
steamer: No. do, 81 to arriye: ~, Ne vheat
toher, sales, 45G.0OO bu at .Os 1sD lools, clos
ing at 81 .0S4: November, sales, l:lse,o0o bn at
$l.U9>s~1. 1O3s closing at $1.o9A: December,
$1.1O7s: January, sales, 4:;2,OOO bu at $l.12@
10000 bu s. :12A@i J Al. closing at ST; 1915.
covered and advanced l2W1 ,oc' closing weak with
reaction M of Of s1:lc; receipts $500 bq IL ex
:':'iac delivered; NJ. 2 white, 721a@ @731sc: No:
October, 72's072Ic, closing at 72hc: No.
xe', % eosng closing M at @c 51c; oe1sp1 De1sm
'"L,tq6l l2c: closing at Gl 'sc Oats. a@l higher;
r>,eipts, "a 600 bu: exports none: mixed Western,
d white s, Western 49@52s Hay in dah fair de-
c"si' c"ed quoted esrF at % 7@ "a? 50 Es" DUH
and unchanged: Rice, quiet but steady; domestic,
o37se: crude. 7i4@7 ioc;l refined, e's@s:sc. Tat
low, quiet but firm at S,2egs ll-1Gc. Rosin,
Eggs. Western, quiet and steady at 25 1e@26'9c.
Pork, quiet but firm; new mess. $22. 9oW23.
Beef duh and weak 3tl CT meats: % scarce and nom.
prime steam, $13 49, Butter, higher and firm at
, 50p34c Cheese. firm and unchanged:
steady Wheat dull and lower: No. 2 94c ;, Octo-
Dor, 94c: November, 94@c: December. 35ac:
No. 3, eoc Corn, higher and in good request: No.
32Ac; white, 36l4c.a Rye, steady and in fair de-.
1nand: No. ], SOC: No. ?, 55c Barley, quiet but
steady: No. 2. s3c bid for cash and October: extra
No. 8, lower, 55hc. Provisions, easier: mess pork,
$500. IS cash and October: 1855 November.
Lard, prime steam, $l2 80 cash: October, $l2.5O
Butter steady and firm; creameries scarce and
wanted at 2303Oc. Cheese quiet and unchanged.
Eggs steady at 22@23c. Receipts-Flour, 1.1l5
bbls: wheat, 32.55O bu: barley, 48, 700 bu Ship
ments-Flour. 1862 bbls: wheat. 1850 bu; bar
ley %. 1886 bu