River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-11-01
LATE MARKET REPORT.

ST. PAUL.
WHEAT-The market is steady and featureless
The feeling which has prevailed for some time
past has not been weakened through long waiting.
aud possibly received some slight strengthening
from Saturdays reports from he outside markets.
Wheat men are generally of the opinion that wheat
will 60 no lower this season, and that if an export
demand should spring up there would be an i'm
mediate aud marked rise in prices. accompanied
by an active movement OF the grain now being
held back by the farmers. The board quotations
are the same on Saturday, viz: Sl.0I bid for
spot, October and November No. 1 hard; S1.O2 bid
| for December and SI.O5 bid for Nav. No. l 92c
| bid; No. hard, 9Bc bid: No. ., SIC bid Two
| cars of wheat were sold by sample at 9Se The
board Of directors held meeting at the close Of the
board session, and agreed TO recommend the reso-
luton establishing grades for frozen wheat
FLOUR-Ihe week opens with steady market
| for -four ana no visible prospect of an immediate
change in tone. Fair Eastern orders were received
by the mers YESTERDAY, and the local trade exhib-
lied considerable activity. Quotations are uu-
changed ranging follows; Patents, Orange
| Blossom, SO IS; Red Cross. straights 6: Capt.
tol, family, 50. 80; Bakers, xxx, "a so; in bar
cels, 2jc extra; outside brands, 25@50c per Dol,
according to quantity; low grades, S2@250 Rye
Buckwheat -four, so per Dbl
| CoRN-Corn continues steady and in good de-
mand. For spot and November No. mixed 46t
| was bid aud 48c asked; year, Acc bid and AZ
asked; MAY, 47l2c bid and 4Sc asked. For No 3
45c was bid and 47c asked bid for rejected was
/ made at 42c A sale was recorded Of one car. No.
| 2, May delivery, at 473c.
OATs-The market is unchanged. Board quota
| tons: No. mixed. spot, 27c19 bid; November
| bid and 29l2c asked; May, 32c bid and 33c asked.
For No. white 29c was bid; No 3 white. 27l2c
bid One car No. white was sold at Soc, aud
car No. at 2Sc.
WHEAT-The market was quite active yesterday,
and there was a very fair amount of trading done
Samples were picked up with avidly, and sellers
as a rule went home cleaned out Prices were 1ac
higher for No ! hard and about the same on other
grades Northern wheat was in good demand, and
CSC was offered for 10000 bu November delivery,
but holders asked 1c more. Transactions were
mostly confined to samples, although there were
sales of No harJ at Csc. No. l regular at 96c;
No. ! Northern at CSC: No. ] regular 92e, with
transit; and rejected, BY sample, at S2c The best
bid for No hard, November delivery was 3 l. O2,
and $I.024 was asked Holders wanted sic fol
No. l Northern, November, aud SIC fol
No. 2 Northern, spot cash About, x
85c was bid. and s21sc for No . Southern,
CoRN-The market is dull and shade lower
For No. 2, 47}9e was bid yesterday, and 4Se
asked: No. 2, October and November, 47}6; year,
Acc; condemned, 42@46l2c
OATs-The market is duh and steady
% i2c bid for No. ,, mixed,sp year; selers
asked lc more: No. mixed, 2sc: rejected, 2GQe
OATs-Tne market is dull and prices unchanged.
No. white, 29c bid, soc asked; No. 2 mixed 2sc;
rejected 26.U27c.
BARLEY Unchanged ct 5sc for No. 2: extra No
3, 4sH soc; No. and rejected. 35445c.
MILWAUKEE MARKET-Flour dal, aud dToop-
ing. Wheat quiet: % SIC cash aud November; 95 SIC
December, aud 962.c for January Corn 10th
inc done: 4Sc for No. 2; 4Tc for rejected. Oats
higher No. =, 2Sc. RE neglected: SIC for No. Y
No, >, 81 loo Barley dull and lower; No. 2 6Oc
extra No. B. Soc. Provisions irregular; mess pork
Sl0.Z5 TOR October; 81 for JanUary: prime
steam lard, $500 for October; $3.50 for
January Butter STEADY. Cheese unchanged Eggs
arm al CSC. Receipts-Flour, %, 600 bb5s, Whit
$4,000 bu; barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments lour
1900 bbls; wheat, 10000 bu; barley, 1877.
600 bu.
CHcAGo.M Flour, quiet and unchanged.
Wheat, demand active, unsettled; opened weak and
lower: closed a shade higher; qSg93Isc October
1855 934c November; $500 $3.50 December;
spring. 93@935sc: No. ; sgrng, i2c: No. red
winter, 80 lac@$I OF. Corn, demand active: I'M
settled; opened easier; afterward advanced, and
closed nomiuai}y unchanged: 467s947c cash;
467sc October; IKE November; 46I20465sC
December; A6aegg 46lac year: 46IsG465sc Jauu-
airy; 4s5sA4sac May. Oats. steady and firm
2se2sIsc cash; Use October and November
2ss4o December: 2 SC year; 2s5se January;
easier at 60c}a Flaxseea irm at S1.37.
Pork, demand active and lsrega.af opened easier,
and afterwards advanced 1ul4G3oc for cash.
October and November; SIU.35g iO.375a Deem
Der; $40 Z5@l03O wear; 5000 I'D l0.95 Janu-
airy: &lI O54.Io7a February Lard, 10 fan
demand; opened q shade l9weg subsequently adj
vanced to So. 20g 2. - cash ana October; SITE
@120 Nov mber and December: S7.l59T.I75a
year; So. L January. - 9T371a February.
,a4A --4eats in fair demand: shoulders, 81 30
short ribs aud short clears, So rs. Eggs. in fair
demand st 23I24c. Butter, quiet and unchanged
Whisky, steady and unchanged. CaIl-Wheat, de-
mand active and irregular. declined 4so November;
advanced lic January: advanced 1ee May. Corn.
in good demand; advanced 1sc October, year and
January declined l5c November and May. Oats,
in fair demand; advanced Sc year; advanced 1se
May. Pork, in fair demanJ. and Sc higher 0c-
tober; 7loe higher NovamheF; 23ac higher year and
January. Lard ia fair demand: advanced 2l2c
January and February. Receipts-Flour. 16 ,OCt
bbs. wheat. Si,0U0 bQ: corn, 10000 bu; oats
$4,000 bu; rse, $4,000 ba; barley. $1,000 bu
Shipment $4,000 bbls; wheat 81 600 BIZ
corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $1,000 ba; rye, 5,oOf
bu; barley. Al 200 bn.