The Mineral argus., 1883-11-08
LATE MARKET REPORT.
ST. PAUL.

WHEAr-The market is steady ana featureless
The feeling which has prevailed for some time
past has not been weakened through long waiting.
ana possibly received some slight strengthening
rom Saturdays reports from the outside markets.
wheat men are generally Of the opinion that wheat
vii go no lower this season. and that IL an export
lemand should spring up there would he an i'm.
mediate and marked rise in prices. accompanied
oY an active movement Of the grain now being
held back by the farmers. The board ouotations
are me same as on Saturday, viz. SI.OI bid fol
,po,, October and November No. l hard; sI.O2 bid
toI december, aud Hi.O0 bid for Nav. No. I O2e
bid; No. ? hard, Sic bid: No. 2, SIC BID. Two
cars OF wheat were sold by sample at CSC, The
Doss9 OF uirectors held a meeting at the close Of the
BOARD session, and agreed TO recommend The reso-
luton establishing grades for frozen wheat.
tLoUR-The week opens with a steady market
tof uouf, ana no visible prospect Of an Immediate
change in tone. Fair Eastern orders were rsceivsd
~ me miilers yesterday, aud the local trade exbib-
yea considerable activity. Quotations are un-
changed ranging as follows: Patents. Orange
Blossom, S0.75: Red Cross, straights. "a. CsH1e
toi' family, $3.50; Bakers, xxx, 81 so; in bar
eels, &c extra; outside brands, 25g5Oc per bbl.
sccorulna 20 quantity; low grades, so Rive
hour, $40 per Dbl. Graham, $50 psr bbi
Buckwhea -four. so per Dbl.
CoRNFooTn continues steady and in good de-
wa pa AID 4sc asked. year, acc BID and 47c
3sked; May 4I'2e bid and 4sc asked. For No. 3
loc was bid and 47o asked. A bid FOR rejected w.
made at 42c A sale was recorded ID one car n
= May delivery, az 4713c
OATs-Ihe market is unchanged. Board ouot,-
- HAAANAH SUM- @NEFn UlQa NONHmnnT /
delivery, 2Sc bid and 2Slac asked: December -
bd and 29lec asked: Iay, 32c bid and 33c asksJ |
tor Nc. : white 29c IS bid; No. 3 white. 27L,C |
bd One car No. . white was sold at SOC, and
car No. B at 2Sc
MINNEAPOLIS.
WHEAT-The market was quite active Yesterday
and there was a very fair amount Of trading done
Samples were picked up with avidlty, and seller.
as a rule went home cleaned out. Prices were Loo
higher for No. l hard, and about the same on otbe,
seaaues. NoIlhein wheat was In good demand, and
20 was offered ior 10000 bu November delivery,
bu holucrl asked lc more. Transactions were
mostly confined 10 samples, although there wsrs
sales OF No. ? bari at Csc: No. 1 regular at 9Gc.
No. l Northern at 93c: No. ] regular. 02c. win
transit; aud rejected, by sample, at SOC. The H.,
BID for No. l hard, November delivery, was )
ana Si'OZ% vas asked. Holders wanted 9Ic fol
No. , NN oTtSePs,. N sD6t aud s7e f9l
was offered. For No, A So1tbor n
was bid. and s2iac for No. ? southern.
No. ?, 475c was hid yesterday. and a.
lsked; No. >, October and November, I7io: vear
condemned, 42a462c
si2c was bid for No. >, mixed,sDot or year: seIer.
,sAeu &c more: No. ? mixed, 2Sc: rejected, 26a
OATs-Tne market is dun and prices UNCHANGED
elected, 26R27c.
BAELEY-unchauged . 5sc for No. ,; extra n,
y - 1oc; No. 3 and rejected, 35a45c.
MILWAUKEE MAEKEE-Flour dull aud droop- a..
ls. nnedt qulet: B3'sc cash aud November; g54c
,acsmoei' ana soAe for January. Corn. 10th {
az. done; Iec for No. p; 47c for rejected Oaf. I
ltn.i No. = 2sc. Rive neglected: 56c for No i
20 : o4.2c Barley dull and lower: No. 2. co. {
Aua 10. 3, Doc Provisions irregular: mes rnrt 1
1923 Tor October: SII for JaB1arv. priw l
cam iard' $40 for October; $50 for S
anaarv buiter steady, Cheese unchanged. Eggs q
1000 bu; barley, $1,000 bu. Shipmenfs-TIo 1r u
600 Ibis; wheat, 10000 bu; barley, 100. /
CHCAGo.MARKEr-Flour, quiet and upcb,nsa5 4
AHaNa ANmAnu active. mmEHHHNnL O nnaHr.H - %
.Wer' closed a shade higher; 03ag3lsc October 81
, g854c November; 958095Ac December ,
9b94c january; Gl.O3AWIO37s Nav: No. q
,riug' S3ytS3ssc: Nc. 8 spring, 81 ac; No. . red :"
Inter, S~9l2caSl.Ol. Corn, demand active. nm .
tueai opened easier; afterward advanced, AMI =
9sed nominaly uuchanged: 467sal7c cash: u
Isc October: axe November; 46LT46N 2
ece.o-t; 4o'se loLc year; 46isId6Ac Jauu- :,
~ ssAd54 May O3is, steady and arm N
&C Deeember; 277sc year: 2sNc Ja1usry. "
ee93lAc May Rye, firm at 53Ac barley. OF
,t y 1Oc,s, flaxseed, firm a. Sl.37. te
a Afterwards advanced 1u4&3Uc Tor cash' ia
to6er and November; SlO3jalO37R Deem OF
elO@9ealO 80 year; SiO.92lsTIO-g5 Jauu- ia
l.OJgilO7s February Lari in ~, 20
mand; opened a shade lower; Subsequently al "
lcsa 70 SHSO@H25 cash and October: SILL IN
lr; S9.24L January: S735Rz.37h February an
lA meats, IN iair demand; shoulders, $3.50: -
p. tios ana snort clears 1913. EggS in fair y.
manu- az zS9@4G Butter, quiet and unchanged "a
lisky, steady and unchanged. CaIl-Wbeat. de- liz
mo active and irregular: deciEed 4c November; So
fmced nc January: advanced lsc May. Corn -
Rood demand; advanced lac October, year and W
luAry' declined &c November and May. Oats. elt
AR qeEand; advanced sc year; advanced 10 Nj
y. Eork. 10 tair demand. aud Sc higher Oc. ~,
er; 4A2o higher November; 2sc higher year and ~
luALy' Larl' m tair demand; advanced 2lac "
luaIy and February. Receipts-Flour. 1900 TT
; wheat, $1,000 bu: corn, 3 200 bu; oats II,
o'OOO ou rye 300 bu; barley, $1,000 bu D.
pmeuts-flour, 1900 bbls; wheat $4,000 bu- NJ
q, $4,000 hu; oats. $1,000 bu: rye q on
barley. $1,000 bu. ~ vi