The Dickinson press., 1883-11-03
LATE MARKET REPORT.
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WHEAT-This market showed considerable
activity at the close yesterday, and prices were
stronger all round. There was some inquiry for
No. l hard at 81 .O2 spot, an advance of 40, and
SLOPE was offered for November. For Decem-
Der No. I hard in 5000 bu lots, 81. O3 was freely
offered. but sellers did not seem inclined to let 20.
The same was offered for November in similar
lots. Holders asked lc more for futures. No. L
Northern was wanted at Gle December, and 9Oc
was offered for spot. There was a very fair amount
OF business done in samples at a wide range. Two
cars OF frozen wheat were sold at Sic, and one car
No: l Regular by sample at CSC. Three cars OF No.
Northern brought 9l75c,a aud December sold st
93c. with transit. Among the sales were 1 car
market closed steady and firm.
FLouR-Qaotations: Patents. 5000. 4O:straights.
S5g5:4S y 5 a5st a bske Sss s4ssg5.lo: second
red dog, 81. 6O@2. The Boston market is re-,
ported as 81 fo a6 Q Best patents; $7so@z45:
red dog, $2.7Oa2 80. in sacks. The market is
fairly active and low grades are in good demand,
bnt prices are not growing better. Several heavy
sales have been made this week, but at low rates.
CoRN-The market was steady at former quota
tons: 47zsc for No. 2.
OATsoThere was some inquiry for oats at SOC
for No. 2 white, and 29c for No. 2 mixed, Holders
asked about lc more on both grades.
BARLEY-Unchanged at $50 for No. 2; extra No.
.. 4S"50c; No. 3 and rejected. 35@45c. by
ST. PAUL.
WHEAT-This market showed frmness yesterday
under such influences as export buying. a more
liberal output at the primaries and reported dam
age by frost. There were some buying orders in
hand at the prices of the previous day, but sellers
would not meet them. It was noted that millers
we're purchasing with some show Of confidence.
having orders for trade supplies of -four at prices
w wn1se WIN nnv permit permit them Rssn;n to grind as the whea.
shipments twenty cars. The lake markets were
stagnant most of the day, and prices ru lied lower.
ops ra.an a'd ~ not LAP appear to md as much en-
although 1t is admitted that a considerable export
povement has begun.
delivery of No. l hard was lie higher. Spot, Ucto-
Der. N vember aud year were 81 bid: csc for No. 2
hard; 93c for No: 1; $50 for No. 2.
fJouR-Irade in this product is moving along At
q steady pace. There are no features to record. 1t
shares the uncertainties of the wheat market, but
m1illers think there is a tendency to get above the
lows: Patents, Orange Blossom, $6.75; Red Cross,
straiehts. 6: Capitol, family, $3.50: Bakers,
xxx, 81 so; in barrels. Csc extra: outside brands.
grades. $2@2.50. Rye flour, 1915 Der Dbl.
Graham, 81. SO per Dbl.
CoRN-No. 2 was 4ec asked for SPOT. October
and November; 47c year: 47c bid and acc asked
year: rejected, 44c.
OATs-The only transaction. recorded was a sale
OF car condemned at &c. The bids for No. 2
October, November and year; Slice bid and SEC
asked for May: 26c bid for No. 3 mixed: Csc bid
for No. 2 white: &c bid for No. 8.
CHICAGO MARKET.Flour, auiet and unchanged.
Wheat. dull, weak and lower: 91@9lhc October;
ss5@Ssles Js1SaIy: si.cS1s1:osAe Mag; ~;
47Ae cash: 47lsa474c October and November;
a aSs xsa@4sss e's msa. o 6sas; All s 4 T saP:
Pike cash and October; 2eH@2S14c November:
2sasc December: 27ac year: ala4@si7sc May.
Fax Fax s s,edaf higher ~ 99 At s1.s saissS' po ad@ef au it G snS
$40 sas,h ao91 90 sz os;obs!; sIo.s5glSs7a Ne:
Sse1?st; ?eas; 81 .7a,s 1g5iiso97ssf; S Sa :
and oe easier de1 sI47la@z5o cash and October;
Der: the year; $7.25@7.2 7}4 jan
nary: 7.32ie@735 February. Bulk meats. In fall
demand: SHOULDERS, $3.50; short ribs. $3.50;
Eggs in fair demand at 2Ia22c. Whisky STEADY lead.
and unchanged. Call-Wheat. in fair demand;
adyaneed Ac ier October: advanced lec for Nov
emoer: declined lee for January: declined 4c for
May. Corn. in good. demand; declined &c for
Noyember; declined lsc year. Oats. irregular and
1 ia far a Taysmb declined .axan lse for ns o. October: declined
Pork. in fair demand: sIo.45 October: $40. s7ia
N Mover $40. 20 year; sos January. Lard,
yanced 1tc for November, year. January and
February. Receipts-Flour, 10000 bbls; wheat.
5000 bu: corn, 100000 bu; oats, 139. 900 bu:
rye, 26.00O bu; barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments
Flour, $4,000 bbls; wheat. $4,000 bu: corn,
$4,000 bn; oats. 10000 bu: rye. 81, 900 bu:
barley. II, 600 Blu.
MILWAUKEE M~ARKET-Flour is in fair demand,
Whear, weaker; Ole October; 92c November: 94c
,. Cen sa;:s SsS 'a1uary: Corn. steady: 4slsc No;
$685.: Rye. higher: 56lec No. i. 54iac No. 2.
Farley Ra i'm; Ne; 2: Csc; November. 64c; extra
pork. $lO:35 cash and November: SlO.7 IS Janu-
sry. Prime steam lard. $40 cash or
November; 1925 January. Butter, quiet and
unchanged; Cheese. quiet Eggs. firm at 21isc.
ReceiptseFlour 1900 bbls: wheat, $4,000 bu:
wheat. 5000 bu: barley. 10000 bu.
At the jewelry store .. l.. $. Stowe G.
Co., on Main sire #, Springfield. Mass. The
safe was bro xen open and r,fed OF dia.
mon g gold br Gel. Is AID WATCHES. valued a
between $40, 900 aud s15,OOO Tue joo va.
done between 4 and 6 q. m. by a gang vi
professionals, who left a fine kit OF burglars
tools.