The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-09-21
THE MARKETS.
ST, PAUL,


FI.OuE-AIarket quiet and unchanged. Patents
$7G7 80: clears, So 3O' s. IS: straghts. $66
-: common brands, SlGt4.5O; in barrels 2oc
extra
W1lEAT-There was a fair milling demand. but
outsi 'e of that the market was quiet. Receipts
still light Prices steady without firmness No. l
bid, II :O5 asked: No: soft, 95c bid: do septem:
her, 90c bid; s5c bid for October, November and
the year: No. 3, 75c bid =
CoRN-sDot rnquiet, and nothing doing in
futures. Quotations unchanged No. 2, 74c asked
for spot and all the month. Sale: car No. At
OATs-snpplv limited and market irmer in con-
sequence. though the demand was not particularly
:s4c asked: October, SOC bid, SIC asked: NoVem.
ber. 2oe 6, bid: 3lc ASKED: the year, 2sc bid 3oe
BAHIEYEMalket steady at Sc .adsance;in bids
for all grades. Demand from brewers fair. The
shipping inquiry vas also good, h@elpine @
No. 3. Csc; No 8. 6oc. Sale; car No. 3, $50
RYE-No. 9. soc bid.
FLAX SEED-Unchnnged at 81 bid for No. l.
for whick $27 per ton was asked: Bran, $lO.s0
bid Corn mea!, coarse. %27: bolted. ST .7OGIl. 80
per 100 lbs, incoming. Luseed meal, 81. .7OG1. 80
per 100 lbs incoming
fair, but prices weak, owing to excess Of supply.
Wild is worth Sc per ton, at which price car loads
were sold yesterday
NEW YORK MARKET.-Four. dull and un-
changed; receipts, 1s,G2o bbls; exports, 1900
bbls. Wheat cash lots firmly held: options
opened H@}5c higher firm aftcrward lost most
OF the advance, closing strong: receipts, 259, 900
bu: exports, l42,OOO bu: No 2 spring nominal and
'ynchanged: red. s5cgS$1:osA: steamer No..s::}
SS Ss PFC; 7si Sf Sfo3 le So oS 9sS ssae5
1881 certificates. $l.0>4ej1 .ooI delivered !:
1ngraded white, 95ce1$l .O4,:: No. do. $l12:
No do. sales $500 bu, ST. 15Q1l.lG; steamer
17G 900 bu at 81 O7:4N1 1.Os3., closing at Sl.Osal
October, sales, 44s,OOO bu at 81 .OS3a@1 1.O9A,
closing at $l:o34; November. sales. $4,000 bu
sales, l52OO0 bu at 81. .124, closing at
$l. l.12'l; January, sales, $4,000 bu at 81 .13A1@
Ia. closing at $l:l3M. Corn. cash }3@1c
closing 1s@l 1ao higher and active: receipts Is.
600 bu: exports 1.4OO bu; uneraded, 7O@75kc:
No. 7sc 1a;nsre No h;} H5@zSs: eleva Nn
1880 7Islc. closing at 74Mc: November. 7Ow
n lec closing at 7oatc: December, 655s@ @665sc
sS Tecspts bu experts enss 1aS sVSr Sn
mixed western, 33@4:c: white western, 4o@ 46c.
Hay, firm at 6o@65c. Hops strongly
STATE: 17a5se fes fair ' to fsncy ceffee tSaH da
and nominal Sugar, demand fair and market firm.
Molasses, quiet but steady. Rice, demand fair and
prime city. .s7sc. Rosin, dull at $i.75@Is5.
Turpentine. lower at 44c: Eggs, western, steady
duu lltul -4G1A4'2C- Leatler, IN SOOu demand
and firm: hem!ock sole, Buenos Avrss,. Rio
Grande, light and heavy weights, 22@ &c. Wool,
quiet and steadily held: domestic fleece. 3c@47c:
pulled. sy142c; unwashed. l2@32c: Texas, 14g5
33c. Pork, dull and unchanged; Beef. quiet
but steady Cut meats scarce and nominal: long
clear middles $14:25. Lard. higher: prime
steam, $1l .627e@1l.95.. Butter. dull and weak
at l5131c. Cheese, quiet but steady: western
factory, o@1o%c: fiat, 59a@1o4c. Manufac-
turcd copper. dull and unchanged: new sheathing,
CSC: 1rgot lake 1sc. Pig. iron, dull and weak:
Scotch, 23g26c: American. 22@26: Russia
sheeting, lllg@12c: nails, cut, $3.65@3. rs;
clinch, IS 5.o5@6.25. -
MILWAUKEE NlARKEr-Flour. quiet and un-
chauge! Wheat, quiet and steady: No. 2. VI:
September, 90Ac: October. 05hc: November,
e4Sc: No; 3: SIC Corn, stronger; No. 2. 64Nc:
rejected, 6ls4c. Oats. irregular but in fair de-
mand: No. 2. 81 1ec: white, 34c. Rye. nominally
hrnec: No; l. So lsc: No. 2. SIS, &c. Barley. ir
regular and higher; No. = September SOC; Octo-
her, 7Gc: extra No. 5, September. 59c: October,
5Gc. Provisions. flrmer: mess pork. $50 cash and
October: 81 {: so January Receipts-Flour.~ 1880
bblss wheat. g:o. 800 abu: ltariey. lo,s90 Ship
ments:EiSua q. 665 bb's: wheat d. $50 bu: bar
ley. ia buS ~&> e = = l., - a.