Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-14
LATE MARKET REPORT.
ST, PAUL.

FLoUR-Steady at unchanged quotations: Pat
capito fany, Bat sa Xxx
in barrels. 25c extra: outside brands, 2o@5Oc per
Dbl less according to quality: low grades, 50 a
! z. 30 Rye flour, $3. Is per Dbl. Graham. 81. 50
per Dbl.
WHEAT-There was but little done in wheat.
Buyers NOT inclined to take hold, preferrug to
wait tor Developments as to extent of prime wheat
crop, tie future volume CT recepts, and ths of
other markets. Bids unchanged, but.au easy feel
| Ing was shown regarding prices. No. hard. new.
| $1:05: year, 81: No. hard. 81; No. 2, 93G95c;
CoEN-The demand was light, but SPOT figures
were unchanged. October and year we're higher ia
| bids General offerings limited. No. 2, 47c bid !;
September and October. Acc bid: November and
year. 45c bid: No. 5, 44c bid !; rejected, Acc bid.
OATs-There was little more inquiry. but gen
orally the market was dull. Spot bids were little
stronger Offerings were more free The market
| closed easy. No. mixed, 2515c bid; september,
25 1oc bid 2Gc asked: October, Nove1nber and year,
25c bid 26c asked; No. 5 mixed 24c bid: No. 9
white &c bid; tor sacked, CSC asked; No whito,
Csc bid. Sales: l car No. white, csc, sacked,
+. o. b.; car No. white 251&c-
M1NNEApo11s
FLoUR-A frmer tone has developed and values
| show an upward tendency. Minnesota patents are
quoted il Bos tor at 6o@575 and in Ny York
$G:5o@a7; s,raights, $56o@6: clears, $4.so@
$50: low grades, 81 l5@3.l5.
! MISUNDERSTANDING steady and firm at the fol-
loving e gu Bran, bulk, $2255o75o
coarse. $lo@1o59; Mixed feed. s1eg19:
Coarse corn meal, $lS
| .EWHEAT-Was fairly strong, with a good demand
for hard and light offerings. Old No. hard sold
at 81 l6 0. b., and No. 2 hard at al12 f. @. b.
Od No. 3 sold at 99cf. O. b., and old rejected, by
sample, at 9oc 0. b: and 7ec f. o: b. New No.
Der was offered at $l.09, with $1.O7le bid. Seller
October was offered a: $1.O6. Spot, new, was
offered at 81: o71s in store and that figure was
atterward bid for it in elevator B. Quotations:
New-No. hard, $l.o71a: No: 2 hard, 81. on {;
No. Northern: 81. %: No. /. go; No 2, 94c;
No. 3, 9oc 0Id~-No ! hard, $l;15: No. 2
hard. 81 70: No. l Northern, S11l: No. 2
Northern. ST. OF: No. !, $1.06; No. .. 81 OF: No.
3, 97c
MILWAUKEE MARKET. Flour quiet and IN
| changed, Wheat unsettled; 9G1sa97>ac cash or
September: 99c October; ST. 0lNovemher; 81 OF 12
December. Corn scarce aud firm: No g. soc; re-
No. !. SIC: No. 2 55c. Barley nominay higher;
No. 2 October, Csc; No. September, 63c. Pro-
! visions stronger mess pork, $ll.3o cash Octo-
Der: 81 j: So January. Lard. prime steam, So Is
cash or October; IS January Butter higher; cream
cry. 23@24c; dairy l6@l7c:. Cheese firm at
ssl@9AG Eggs in good demand at Ice l7c. Re-
ceipts-Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu: bar
ley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 bbls:
wheat. 1000 bu: barley, 5000 bu.
CHICAGO MARKEr-Flour dull. nominally un-
changed aud regular. Wheat. demand active and
unsettled: closed strong and higher: 81 lac Septem
Der: 9916c October: $l.Ol3e November: ST. %
inSr s H No. sr rsi w gn@S 81 NO GorG
active, firm and higher 1880 cash and September;
| 4sA@487sc October: 47sac Novem Der: 1880
year: 1890 May : Oats in good demand: prices a
tember: 26s4c October and November; 261sc
year; 29$4c May. Rye. .firmer: 56Ac. Barley,
drmer; 58lsc. Flax seeed, firmer: Sl.29. Pork,
sS asa sqd hT ee
Der; 81; 22&@g11;25 November: IS. 5000 Year:
SIC. 6O@l0;62S January. Lard. in fair demand:
firm fir s 17'a@s2o cash. September and October:
81. aoS@8 January Bulk meats, steady and firm !;
shoulders, 1915: short ribs, Sc 60: short clear.
SO. Butter, firm: creamery, 17@25c: dairy, l4a
19c. Whisky steady and unchanged. Eggs quiet
! and unchanged: Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbls:
wheat. $4,000 bu: corn, 100000 bu: oats. 21l,-
goo bu; rye 4s = 19o by, bu: barley 1900
corn, $4,000 bu: oats. 10000 bu; rye, 5000
bu; barley 5000 bu.
$4,000 hbls; exports, $500 bbls; common to good
extra, $3.75@4SO; good to choice, sd. 40D7.25.
Wheat, spot lots strong and 12@Ac lower, after.
barely steady: receipts, 10000 bu: exports, &c.
900 bu: No. spring, $l:O8: hard No. 1 Duluth,
81. IS; unRraded red, 9Sct9S1,2o: No. d red,
a. e tsa ST. 1871 aszer rss
No red, September, sales 1928 600 bu at 81. Is q
! M1; l6ls closing at $1.16; October saes 1900
Noyember sales. bu Gts1
closing at ST. 1875; December sales, $4,000 bu at
81. closing at 81. a; January Sales
ZOO bu at 81. 22s4@1.235s. closing at ST.. 23A
February sales. $4,000 at S1.255s@1.25as, closing
at 81. Corn, spot lots trihe better: options
opened 4@sac lower. subsequently reacted 10
1asc, closing weak: receipts. $1,000 blu; exports,
$4,000 bu: ungraded, $4,000: No. 3, 6OGs6Ohc;
No: 2. 81 Sc +: O. b.: 81 sa16l lac elevator: 624<g
62Ac afoat; No. 2 white, &c; low mixed, GOO:
No. September. 6oa@62c, closing at 6l5 sc;
October, 6oag62 lsc. closing at 62c; November,
6O1o@62c. closing at 81 5sc: December, 59a. c.
Oats V 1ac higher; receipts, $4,000 bu: exports,
1890 bu; mixed Western, 33@35c; white West
ern. 35eo42c Hay, firm aud fairly active. Coffee,
/ quoted at 8 8. 1906 -l6c; refined higher: G.
6A97Ac: extra G. Tss@7osc: white. extra G, 7s4c:
yellow. 6tseg62 sc: Of A, 8AgS7sc: confectionery
A. s.2e: cur loaf and crushed 9aee: powdered, go
SO test. 25@25hc: Cuba. CSC. Rice, demand far
and market firm. Petroleum. quiet: United, $I.O8.
Tallow, firm. Rosin, quiet but steady. Turpen-
tine. steady; 41k@4I &c. Pork, steady and
mess. sl525@l5.37k. Beet. quiet aud IN
changed. Cut meats, dull and nominal; long clear
middles. &c. Lard firm: prime steam, So. 4O@
8.65: september. $8.44a8 go: November. SO. 20
l@s25; December. S8. 30@s.32 January. $500
dull ana easier. Lead, quiet but steady. OF ieri
are unchanged. ia zEzs s "a. ~ II
Douglas Talbert, young man about
! twenty five years Of age. was arrested al
| Lawrence, Mimi, on q charge OF attempt
to commit rape on the person Of Mrs. H.
ILyford, about fifty years, living in River.
side, Lyon county, for whose husband Tai
bert has been working for the past summer.
!: Russian cattle are being swept away BY
] the plague.